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Osna Sail
Description and Geography
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The grassland pathway connecting Dunbarton and Emain Macha.
An alternate route from the grasslands of Sen Mag leading further inland. Although a time-saving shortcut, it is a narrow and dangerous road infamous for numerous wild beast attacks.[1]
Osna Sail is a narrow mountainous passageway between Dunbarton and Emain Macha through the Antrim Mountains. As it directly connects the two cities, many ambitious journeymen take this path rather than taking a long detour through the Sen Mag Plateau. Wolves are seen frequently seen on the path, preying on unsuspecting travelers.
The pathway overlooks a large forest.
There is a high probability of running into Bandits as Osna Sail is a tight passageway, with almost no way to get around them.
Areas of Interest
Resources
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Resource | Obtained From | Location |
Large Nail Small Gem Colored Small Gems |
Hitting man-made objects | Along the road |
Amenities
- None
Facilities
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NPCs
- None
Monsters
Areas Connected
- Dunbarton (East)
- Emain Macha (West)
Music
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One Way |
Trivia
- Osna is likely the Irish word osna (meaning sigh) or ósna (a contraction of ó na meaning from the) while Sail is likely the Irish word sáil (meaning heel but here more specifically the mountain spur).
- In the first case they would be the Heel of Sighs/Mountain Spur of Sighs though the order of the words is unusual.
- In the second case they would be of the Mountain's Spur.
- Min Kyung-Hun stated that "Hill of Sighs" was the intended meaning of Osna Sail during an interview in 2023 while he was Director of Mabinogi.[2]
- Considering the snow-capped mountains, it is possible that the forest below lies not south, but north of Osna Sail, and that the minimap is wrong.
- If this is the case, what the backdrop depicts would be Ulaid Forest and the Mourne Mountains.
Gallery
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