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The Book of Atrus by Rand Miller
The Book of Atrus by Rand Miller












The Book of Atrus by Rand Miller

Gehn has taken him from an idyllic life with his grandmother to a dark subterranean land, an ancient maze of rooms and tunnels that once housed a thriving civilisation, where he must begin his initiation into The Art. For him, Myst is the only refuge from his vicious father Gehn, from whom he has inherited the gift and from whom he must escape to preserve it. Myst is the creation of one man, Atrus, who has a powerful gift shared by few: he possesses the Art, the ability to conjure new worlds out of words.

The Book of Atrus by Rand Miller

Watson joked that Esher's pronounciation can be explained as a result of some speech impendiment (caused by being bitten by the snakes in Noloben).The island of Myst is like no place you've ever seen before, but will remind you of somewhere you may have visited in your imagination: an eerily deserted landscape of wide vistas, soaring evergreens, and imposing seemingly-deserted buildings, where the silence is broken only by the rhythmic lapping of the waves on Myst's craggy shoreline.īut once there was life here.

  • During the production of Myst V, actor David Ogden Stiers suggested to pronounce the name as "duchnee" instead of Dunny, and Rand Miller gave his approval, despite being inconsistent with what Stiers and Miller always used already (and what is known about the D'ni language).
  • Watson noted that this word means "toilet" in Australian English, and perhaps that was the reason it was dropped.
  • The name "D'ni" was originally spelled "Dunny" in early material related to the first game, signifying the pronunciation of the word.
  • The Book of Atrus by Rand Miller

    Some D'ni survived to the present day, however, and Atrus, the main character of the Myst series, is one-quarter D'ni. The original D'ni civilization was destroyed by Veovis and A'gaeris, with the majority of the D'ni people perishing in the catastrophe that they orchestrated. The people of D'ni were practitioners of the Art, a skill that allowed them to write books that could transport them to other worlds, called Ages. The D'ni (D'ni spelling: D'nee meaning "New Beginning" ) are a civilization that once existed in an underground cave system on Earth.














    The Book of Atrus by Rand Miller