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"We've survived starvation, dwarf attacks, and heatstroke. Why should a little sandstorm bother us?"

"There is always another way."

Voice of the Argoth forest, defender of its creatures, and enforcer of its laws, Titania is literally an aspect of the forest itself. Her power and her very existence are linked to the land: when the forest is healthy, Titania is ascendant. When Argoth suffers, Titania also bleeds.

When the winds rock the trees, listen for voices in the creaking of the trunks. If you hear your name, you are one of the Goddess's chosen.

With natural laws abandoned, excess thrives.

Centuries before the first blades of the Razor Fields chimed in the wind, Mirrodin echoed with the golems' footsteps.

His blade came down upon the neck of a goblin—but not the one he had charged. When Tivadar looked up, the world he had known was gone.

Where an ouphe makes its home, the land blooms with color and joy.

The last survivor of her patrol, the warrior returned expecting disappointment and scorn. Instead she found gratitude. "You are alive. That is reason to celebrate."

"Fairest Isle, all isles excelling,/ Seat of Pleasures, and of loves . . ."
—John Dryden

Many have been lost just in staring at its wings. What's seen differs from account to account, but madness is always part of the story.

"Why should I boast? The bards will do it for me—and with music."
—Ertai, wizard adept

"If they don't drown, perhaps they'll rust."

"When the fishtails' threats of magic didn't move me, they set their pet on us."
—Tahngarth of the Weatherlight

Afterward, a number of treatises on sea serpent morphology were swiftly revised.