Terisian Isles

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Terisian Isles
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Information
Plane Dominaria
Status Current
Formerly part of Terisiare

The Terisian Isles or Lost Continent are a group of continents and small islands formed after the Ice Age meltdown flooded much of Terisiare.

Geography

The original continent surrounded by the Shielded Sea has been broken up into smaller islands. The Sea of Laments now lies in the middle of the old continent. To the west lie the Ilesemare Sea and the Endless Sea and Otaria, to the northeast lie the Videnthian Sea and Greater Videnth, to the east lies the Visceral Sea, and to the south the Shielded Sea and the continent of Sarpadia.[1][2] Across the Visceral Sea, the Domains lie six thousand miles east.[3]

Locations

Lat-Nam

  • The School of the Unseen, the newest college of wizardry.
  • The City of Shadows, a secretive training ground for mages.

Gulmany

  • Efuan Pincar
  • The Kovrian Wastelands
  • Oran Ridge, a massive mountainous area in the northwest of the continent.
  • The Ronom Glacier, the coldest part of the continent.
  • Yumok, a rival of Sarinth along the mountainous northern coast.
  • Shingol, a fishing village on the west coast.[4]
  • Colekgan Mountains
  • Urhulaan Valley [4]
  • Eln Forest [4]

Almaaz

  • Almaaz, one of the most ancient kingdoms during the time of the Brothers. The only country that didn't collapse in the wake of the War.
  • Sumifa, its capital
  • The Halquina Mountains, the backbone of the southwestern peninsula. Now half-flooded, some of the peaks form an archipelago.
  • Fallajia, several different tribes of desert nomads.

New Argive

Yavimaya

Argoth

Other locations

  • Jharth, one of the smaller islands of the archipelago, between New Argive and Gulmany.
  • The Deep-sea trench connecting Terisiare with Sarpadia
  • Iwset and Jehesec, two small island states off the west coast.[4]
  • Alsoor, a city that was destroyed by diabolic machines.[7] Voska lived near it, and here Jodah had his first escape from Primata Delphine.
  • Pitdown the location of a three-way battle between Alsoor, Ghed, and a goblin host.
  • Ghed, a port city three days' travel to the southwest from Alsoor.
  • Coireall, the site of a famous, contested tower.[8]
  • The Scarwood, a wooded region plagued by bandits, goblins, hags, and scavenger folk.
  • Thorn. Tivadar hailed from this town. He and his Knightly Order, aided by the wizard Rasputin Dreamweaver, temporarily restored civilization to Terisiare by throwing back the Goblin Invasions with their Crusade. This brought a close to the period known as 'The Dark Age.'

In-game references

Referred to:

Maps of Terisiare

Sources

References

  1. Martha Wells (March 21, 2018). "Return to Dominaria, Episode 1". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. Miguel Lopez (October 20, 2022). "The Brothers' War - Episode 1: The End". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. Pete Venters, Kij Johnson, and Scott Hungerford (April 1997). "Dominian Chronicles". The Duelist #16, p.63-65
  4. a b c d Robert E. Vardeman (1996). Dark Legacy, HarperPrism.
  5. Magic Arcana (July 30, 2007). "Colossus of the Sardian Range". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  6. Goblins of the Flarg
  7. Flavor text for Diabolic Machine
  8. Tower of Coireall