Almaaz

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Almaaz
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Almaaz and the other Terisian Isles
Information
Plane Dominaria
Part of Terisian Isles
Status Current
Formerly part of Terisiare

Almaaz is one of the five main continents of the Terisian Isles.

After the Ice Age, it became one of the five main Terisian Isles. It is located east of Lat-Nam, south of Gulmany and west of Yavimaya and New Argive.[1] It is bordered by the South Sea, the Sea of Almaaz in the north and the Sea of Laments in the east.[2]

After the Ice Age, the kingdom of Almaaz was refounded on the continent.[3] By that time, Terisiare was broken up into several islands.

Known locations

  • Almaaz, a powerful kingdom.
  • Ruins of Ancient Almaaz buried beneath the dunes.
  • Fallajia, the Fallaji nation of the eastern deserts and plains. A tiny remnant of the ancient mighty Fallaji Empire.[4]
    • Glavia: a town from which shirrir, an illegal narcotic spice, was smuggled in Sumifa.[5]
    • Truf: a town known for its ganzite, a glittering mineral.[5]
    • Elclesia: a town known for its ganzite, a glittering mineral.[5]
  • The Erg Desert in the western half of the island.[6]
    • The Kingdom of Wyrvill or Wyrvil orc Kingdom in the western erg.[5]
  • The Borderlands
    • The River Kingdom of Selkies.[5]
    • Sarraza [5]
    • The Chimes, a magical valley inhabited by Sarrazan elves.[5]
  • A colony of Yavimaya on the eastern tip of the island. Connected to Yavimaya by a Magnigoth Mangal.

In-game references

Referred to:

Notes and references

  1. ↑ Martha Wells (March 21, 2018). "Return to Dominaria, Episode 1". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. ↑ Ethan Fleischer (April 20, 2018). "Dominarian Cartography". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. ↑ Not much is known about it, but the following blurb about dating systems reveals that Almaaz was around after 3000 A.R.: The third dating system is the centralized Common Era (CE). This dating system is used on Almaaz, the oldest surviving Terisian nation (having existed for over 4000 years west of Argive). Common Era’s 0 dating is around 3000 AR or so-making it a very modern calendar. Indeed, Common Era was established by the New Sumifans, the current culture reigning over Almaaz. Source: Teri McLaren (1996) Song of Time, Harper Prism
  4. ↑ As Fallajian territories in the Song of Time novel.
  5. ↑ a b c d e f g First named in the Song of Time novel
  6. ↑ As Erg in the Song of Time novel. Not to be confused with the Erg Mirab
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