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	Myst 1 - Nightmare
		He found the Book he hid inside and used it to Link to the Stoneship Age where he carefully hid two of the pages, one of each colour.
		They couldn't read the D'ni Art very well, but they knew enough to know that these books were indeed Linking Books, and Sirrus noted with satisfaction the few D'ni symbols on the last page which said that the person using the book would indeed return to the library.
		That Myst Linking Book he had used to link back to Myst and escape from Ghen before the evil man could get at them.
	homepages.ihug.co.nz /~chipper/Myst1.htm

	Encyclopedia: D'ni caverns
		Myst: The Book of Atrus Ti'ana D'ni Marrim Myst franchise Games Myst Riven Myst III: Exile Myst IV: Revelation Myst V: End of Ages Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Ages of: Myst Riven Myst III: Exile Myst IV: Revelation Uru Novels Myst: The Book of Atrus Tiana Dni Comic Books #0 #1 Miscellaneous Dni Ages The...
		Comic Books Myst franchise Games Myst Riven Myst III: Exile Myst IV: Revelation Myst V: End of Ages Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Ages of: Myst Riven Myst III: Exile Myst IV: Revelation Uru Novels Myst: The Book of Atrus Tiana Dni Comic Books #0 #1 Miscellaneous Dni Ages The...
		The D'ni caverns are but a small part of the Age of D'ni, written by Ri'neref.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/D%27ni_caverns (2128 words)

	Myst : The D'ni Mosaic
		Well it is a long story but if you are interested in why Myst is the way it is, were Riven originated from, and how the "ages" work, I would advise you to read the fictional origins of Myst called "Myst: The Book of Atrus" which is actually a very good book.
		I will give you the fact that D& is an underground city, but at the end of Myst that IS where Atrus is. You know that it can't be Riven because in the very begining Riven you transport from the room with Atrus to Riven.
		Riven is not in the original Myst game (although you see Atrus writing in the book that links to it), you link to it from D& in the second game, Riven.
	www.eeggs.com /items/18138.html (2128 words)

	Strictly D'ni
		The three Myst Books are: The Book of Atrus, The Book of Ti'ana and The Book of D'ni.
		This is the first book of the series and introduces the reader into the history behind the Myst Game and also develops the background knowledge of the Art and Ages.
		Although the ABSOLUTE BEST place to obtain information about D'ni is to read the Myst books, I am making this page available to temper your D'ni knowledge or learn some new facts to increase your D'ni storytelling accuracy.
	members.aol.com /Age5myst/dstrictly.html (2128 words)

	rawalink2000
		Atrus was very careful not to leave a link to Myst from D'ni (when preparing to trap his father in Riven at the end of the book of Atrus).
		Perhaps the Myst book was on Myst, or on one of the other mystian ages, and the brothers got at it without Atrus knowing.
		Which, of course, is why he brought another myst linking book when he went to D'ni after the brothers tricked him into going there -- because he knew there was no myst linking book there.
	www.dnidesk.com /rawalink2000.html (2128 words)

	rawalink2000
		Perhaps the Myst book was on Myst, or on one of the other mystian ages, and the brothers got at it without Atrus knowing.
		Atrus was very careful not to leave a link to Myst from D'ni (when preparing to trap his father in Riven at the end of the book of Atrus).
		Which, of course, is why he brought another myst linking book when he went to D'ni after the brothers tricked him into going there -- because he knew there was no myst linking book there.
	www.dnidesk.com /rawalink2000.html (1031 words)

	Amazon.com: So You'd Like to... Find more Fantasy like Harry Potter
		The sequels, 'The Book of Ti'Ana (Myst, Book 2)' and 'The Book of D'Ni (Myst, Book 3)', further flesh out the story with BoT telling the story of Gehn's childhood and that of Ti'ana, whose compassion was the downfall of a race and BoD tell the story of Atrus and Catherine after Riven.
		Myst III, created by a new developer, shows a subtle but noticable shift in style as we help Atrus solve another trajedy somewhere between the end of Book of D'ni proper and it's prologue.
		Once you have finished Book of D'ni, you are ready for 'Myst 3: Exile'.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/guides/guide-display/-/3T6A9AOV3EAL4 (1031 words)

	Myst : The D'ni Mosaic
		Well it is a long story but if you are interested in why Myst is the way it is, were Riven originated from, and how the "ages" work, I would advise you to read the fictional origins of Myst called "Myst: The Book of Atrus" which is actually a very good book.
		Rand Miller specifically said in the Book of Atrus that the D& believed that the great Garternay writer Ri'Neref wrote the Book of Earth where the D& fled to after the mysterious downfall of the Garternay age.
		I will give you the fact that D& is an underground city, but at the end of Myst that IS where Atrus is. You know that it can't be Riven because in the very begining Riven you transport from the room with Atrus to Riven.
	www.eeggs.com /items/18138.html (1031 words)

	rawalink2000
		Atrus was very careful not to leave a link to Myst from D'ni (when preparing to trap his father in Riven at the end of the book of Atrus).
		Well I'd venture to guess that that myst book (which used to be in D'ni) was the one atrus brought to Riven, and dropped down the star fissure.
		Which, of course, is why he brought another myst linking book when he went to D'ni after the brothers tricked him into going there -- because he knew there was no myst linking book there.
	www.dnidesk.com /rawalink2000.html (1031 words)

	Tales of the D'ni Commentary
		A bonus from Cyan included in their 1996 Myst calendar was a prayer by Atrus, depicted on D'ni Desk Reference with a partial translation found at the Guild of Linguists.
		We first encounter them in the red book and blue book in the library on Myst and begin the quest of retrieving red pages and blue pages for their books.
		From here on the focus no longer is on restoring the physical location of D'ni in the cavern, but rather on restoring the D'ni people and way of life in a new age.
	www.geocities.com /kishlisandra/Commentary.htm (1031 words)

	Eat_My_Shortz' Relto - Myst Facts and Speculation
		But the Book of Atrus, imo, is _really_ clear that the D'ni are out of the story during the time of Myst and Riven.
		In case you aren't aware, three novels were published: Myst: The Book of Atrus (1995), Myst: The Book of Ti'ana (1996) and Myst: The Book of D'ni (1997).
		Myst®, Riven®, D'ni®, Uru®, respective logos ® Cyan Worlds, Inc. No part may be copied or reproduced without express, written permission of Cyan Worlds, Inc. Ubisoft, ubi.com, and the Ubisoft logo are trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. and/or other countries.
	www.geocities.com /emsrelto/facts.html (1031 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> D'ni
		Together they trapped Gehn in Riven by destroying every book leading out of the Age and escaping with the last book (the Myst Linking book) through the Star Fissure (Myst: The Book of Atrus).
		Further to this, however, in Myst V: End of Ages a new character, Esher, pronounces it with a strong (presumably D'ni) accent as /{{IPAdÉx.Ëni}}/ (duch'nee, where ch is pronounced as in Chanukah or in the Scottish loch).
		Atrus lost the Myst book in the fissure, and the book eventually came to Earth, where The Stranger, found it and used it to go to Myst Island, where they found Atrus' library (beginning the events portrayed in Myst).
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/D'ni (1569 words)

	bodsyn
		The Book of D'ni was the third Myst novel to be published, and is third in chronological order.
		Myst, Riven, and all things D'ni are the creation of Cyan Worlds, Inc.
		The book is well worth reading, however, if only for all the wonderful description of D'ni you get in the beginning, and the satisfaction of knowing how happy Atrus and Catherine are after Riven, and that the D'ni civilization hasn't died out completely.
	www.dnidesk.com /bodsyn.html (1569 words)

	Science Fair Projects - D'ni
		If you open the green book, you see Atrus in the K'veer basement, and if you bring him the white page for the Myst book, he goes back to Myst and burns the red and blue books, thus imprisoning his two sons forever ( Myst).
		Atrus found out that Katran and Anna wrote the Age of Myst together, and the newlywed couple went there to trap Gehn in Riven by opening up the Star Fissure ( Myst: The Book of Atrus).
		As it is described (and later seen in Uru: Ages Beyond Myst), the Cleft has rooms carved into each side of the cleftwall, with several rope bridges spanning the gap.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/D'ni_culture (1569 words)

	Eat_My_Shortz' Relto - Myst Facts and Speculation
		In case you aren't aware, three novels were published: Myst: The Book of Atrus (1995), Myst: The Book of Ti'ana (1996) and Myst: The Book of D'ni (1997).
		Tomahna first appeared as a small Age in Myst III: Exile - the player appeared here to start the adventure and it was quickly attacked by Saavedro, who started a fire and left us the J'nanin book, which we were forced to follow.
		Myst®, Riven®, D'ni®, Uru®, respective logos ® Cyan Worlds, Inc. No part may be copied or reproduced without express, written permission of Cyan Worlds, Inc. Ubisoft, ubi.com, and the Ubisoft logo are trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. and/or other countries.
	www.geocities.com /emsrelto/facts.html (1569 words)

	Eat_My_Shortz' Relto - Myst Facts and Speculation
		But the Book of Atrus, imo, is _really_ clear that the D'ni are out of the story during the time of Myst and Riven.
		In case you aren't aware, three novels were published: Myst: The Book of Atrus (1995), Myst: The Book of Ti'ana (1996) and Myst: The Book of D'ni (1997).
		Myst®, Riven®, D'ni®, Uru®, respective logos ® Cyan Worlds, Inc. No part may be copied or reproduced without express, written permission of Cyan Worlds, Inc. Ubisoft, ubi.com, and the Ubisoft logo are trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. and/or other countries.
	www.geocities.com /emsrelto/facts.html (1569 words)

	Spoiler Reference
		Here are the prophesies that were revealed in Myst: The Book of D'ni.
		'NI The events in Myst: The Book of D'ni, (BoD), take place about 70 years from the fall of D’ni, and almost 40 years after Gehn imprisoned Atrus on K'veer.
		This word means unseen in the D'ni language, and may have meant the same in the Terahnee language, which has a common origin in the Ronay people of Garternay, the original home of both the D'ni and the Terahnee.
	www.dnidesk.com /spoiler.html (1569 words)

	Reads
		Despite the title, the final book is not "The Book of D'Ni", it is "The Book of Terahnee".
		In the third book, there is a mention that the Book of Terahnee had several passages written over and over, which the characters refer to as if the writer was "trying to reinforce the earlier phrases" to either make the age more stable or more specific.
		Clearly, the writer of the Book of Terahnee created the Age.
	landfill.thesnakefarm.com /reads/myst.php (1569 words)

	Tales of the D'ni Commentary
		A bonus from Cyan included in their 1996 Myst calendar was a prayer by Atrus, depicted on D'ni Desk Reference with a partial translation found at the Guild of Linguists.
		We first encounter them in the red book and blue book in the library on Myst and begin the quest of retrieving red pages and blue pages for their books.
		When reading this particular chapter, it's easy to have the impression that the book Atrus is holding over the Fissure is the actual Myst Descriptive Book, but instead it's the Linking Book.
	www.geocities.com /kishlisandra/Commentary.htm (3080 words)

	Myst III: Exile (PC) - Review - Linking around the Universe Once More...
		The basic concept of the Myst series is that an ancient civilisation, the D'ni, could write books of a new world by detailing all the various aspects of that world.
		Although Myst III is not as difficult as the previous games, it still deserves the same respect, as it adds to the already greatly interesting world of Myst as portrayed in the books and games.
		After the success of Myst (1993) and its sequel, Riven (1997), the fans of the genre were expecting something magnificent and groundbreaking for the third game of the series.
	www.ciao.co.uk /Myst_III_Exile_PC__Review_5327284 (3080 words)

	the booklog
		This is the story of Aitrus and Anna, inexplicably intertwined with the downfall of the D'Ni, the wondrous race of Writers who link to living Ages in their Books.
		It was nice to see that there was once something redeemable in the character of Gehn, and the events of this book shed a sad light on those of The Book of Atrus.
		« Myst: The Book of Atrus:: Myst: The Book of D'Ni »
	booklog.domynoes.net /000839.shtml (3080 words)

	Strictly D'ni
		The three Myst Books are: The Book of Atrus, The Book of Ti'ana and The Book of D'ni.
		The symbol on the book cover is the D'ni number for 5, which symbolizes Gehn's Fifth age of Riven.
		But the world of Garternay was danger(though what is was, we don't know.) So, the Age of Earth was created to be a safe haven for the D'ni.
	members.aol.com /Age5myst/dstrictly.html (3080 words)

	Myst: The Book Of D'Ni
		The last of the three Myst books, this one taking place after the events of "Riven." However, unlike the previous books, The Book of D'ni doesn't focus so much on characters as it does the plot.
		Myst: The Book Of D'Ni Myst: The Book Of D'ni
		This book tells the story of Atrus and Catherine as they seek to rebuild D'ni from its ruins and find the survivors that fled to different worlds.
	www.socalbrand.com /quest/dni.html (3080 words)

	»»Reviews for David««
		When Atrus is fourteen years old, Gehn takes him from Anna to D'ni where Gehn teaches him more properly the Art, and even gives him books in which he may begin his own Ages.
		First of all, it is the first of the three books chronologically (on the timeline, they read as the books of Ti'ana, Atrus, and D'ni), relating the story of Anna, the first human to contact D'ni, and her subsequent relationship with a D'ni lord.
		MYST is more than a game in another respect as well now, with the publication of Myst: The Book of Atrus written by the game's authors, Rand and Robyn Miller, in collaboration with David Wingrove (author of the Chung Kuo series of science fiction novels).
	www.booksunderreview.com /Reference/Biography/D/David (3080 words)

	Myst
		Myst: The Book of D'ni The Book of D'ni is the third and currently last (two more books are planned to be released in th...
		Stoneship (Myst) Written by: Atrus Stoneship was an Age still existant after the burning of Atrus's books on Myst Island...
		J'nanin (Myst) Written by: Atrus The age of J'nanin was written by Achenar the underlying concepts of writing ages, and...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/myst.html (3080 words)

	Strictly D'ni
		The three Myst Books are: The Book of Atrus, The Book of Ti'ana and The Book of D'ni.
		The symbol on the book cover is the D'ni number for 5, which symbolizes Gehn's Fifth age of Riven.
		The Great King saw that the Age of Garternay, in which they lived, was going to be destroyed and he moved everyone into the Age of Earth.
	members.aol.com /Age5myst/dstrictly.html (4373 words)

	Tales of the D'ni Commentary
		A bonus from Cyan included in their 1996 Myst calendar was a prayer by Atrus, depicted on D'ni Desk Reference with a partial translation found at the Guild of Linguists.
		We first encounter them in the red book and blue book in the library on Myst and begin the quest of retrieving red pages and blue pages for their books.
		When reading this particular chapter, it's easy to have the impression that the book Atrus is holding over the Fissure is the actual Myst Descriptive Book, but instead it's the Linking Book.
	www.geocities.com /kishlisandra/Commentary.htm (3080 words)

	Strictly D'ni
		The symbol on the book cover is the D'ni number for 5, which symbolizes Gehn's Fifth age of Riven.
		The three Myst Books are: The Book of Atrus, The Book of Ti'ana and The Book of D'ni.
		Gehn was to be of the* Guild of Book-Makers.
	members.aol.com /Age5myst/dstrictly.html (3080 words)

	Spoiler Reference
		A lush and beautiful Age of huge trees and peaceful lakes, the Descriptive Book of which was found by Atrus and his people in D’ni during their search for survivors.
		There are prophesies written in between the chapters in the Book of D'ni.
		The Temple of the Great King was found, hidden and sealed, beneath the old Ink-Maker’s Guild Hall by the restoration workers as they were trying to rebuild D’ni.
	www.dnidesk.com /spoiler.html (1872 words)

	D'ni Essentials
		Additional information from her journals was used as the basis for three novels also released by Cyan: "Myst: The Book of Atrus", "Myst: The Book of Ti&", and "Myst: The Book of D&".
		From a young age, Guild students were taught to concern themselves with the details of what is described in a particular Descriptive Book, so as to avoid contradicting those details later on in the Book.
		Written contradictions in the Descriptive Books were a cause for great concern for the D&.
	www.drcsite.org /dniEssentials.shtml (2852 words)

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