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Plane | Dominaria |
Part of | The Domains |
Oneah is a country on an island in the Domains of Dominaria, east from the continent of Aerona. It lies north of Shanodin and south of Amjad, both on the same island.[1][2]
Description[ | ]
The Oneahn Empire once was one of the most enlightened societies.[3] Though famous for their martial arts, the Oneahns viewed the ownership of a bladed weapon as strictly taboo.[4] The whole country was destroyed by hordes of goblins from the Red Mountains around 4165 AR.[3] To the knowledge of the woman named Ayesh ni hata Kan, only she survived from the whole nation.
Locations[ | ]
Oneah contained seven main cities, called the Cities of the Sun (only six are known[5]):
- Xa-On
- Onnirah
- Onlish
- Onmarakhent
- Onnila
- Oneah City. The capital. A beautiful city.
- The Great Library[3]
- The Roof of Lights. The main temple.
Legacy[ | ]
It is unclear if Oneah was active during the Phyrexian Invasion since when Sisay and Tahngarth visited the city just a few years before the Invasion, Oneah was abandoned for thirty years.
Onean scholars, clerics, and soldiers are noted for their wisdom and often quoted.
In-game references[ | ]
- Oneans, quoted or referred to::
- Breath of Life (Seventh Edition)
- Cinderwall (Eighth Edition)
- Crossbow Infantry (Eighth Edition)
- Fleeting Image (Seventh Edition)
- Lesser Gargadon (Eighth Edition)
- Mass of Ghouls (Tenth Edition)
- Merfolk of the Pearl Trident (Seventh Edition)
- Phyrexian Hulk (Seventh Edition)
- Rolling Stones (Seventh Edition)
- Shield Wall (Seventh Edition)
- Starlight (Seventh Edition)
- Truce (Fifth Edition)
- Tundra Wolves (Eighth Edition)
- Wall of Spears (Seventh Edition)
References[ | ]
- ↑ Ethan Fleischer (April 20, 2018). "Dominarian Cartography". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Ethan Fleischer (April 25, 2020). "I created a highly-detailed version of the Dominaria map for internal reference use.". Twitter.
- ↑ a b c Kij Johnson (1998). "Sisay's Quest" The Duelist #21, 23, &25.
- ↑ Magic the Gathering: Calendar 1997.
- ↑ Hanovi Braddock (1996). Magic: the Gathering - Ashes of the Sun, Harper Prism