Magic is a game of words. Words make up the rules and mechanics of the game. MTG’s story is told through the cards first and through novels, free short stories, and other media second. This is where flavor text comes in.
Read moreI can’t think of a more mysterious, deadly, and interesting creature type than the mythical Praetors of Phyrexia. But the Phyrexian Praetors are more than just cardboard. They have a unique storyline that’s fully fleshed out, have detailed...
Read moreWe finally find ourselves at the culmination of Magic’s most recent story arc: the Dragonstorm. What began with the appearance of a mysterious Dragonhawk in Bloomburrow now comes to a head with the return to Magic’s most dragon-infested plane...
Read moreMultiverse-altering events are often exciting, especially when they creep into card design. One such story shift occurred after March of the Machine concluded the New Phyrexia storyline, birthing a series of “desparked planeswalkers.”
Read moreIf you’ve been caught up with most of Magic’s story as of late, you’re aware that the game has taken an interest in more modern (or even sci-fi) aesthetics, but Aetherdrift goes further with combustion-engine vehicles now. Just good old cars...
Read moreMagic’s story spans almost 30 real-life years, though it’s closer to 10,000 years in-universe (if you start from the very first sets and novels). What I’m trying to say is that it’s really long. No massive storyline that spans multiple worlds is...
Read moreDuskmourn is the second set in the Dragonstorm Arc. It follows a rescue team composed of Kaito, Niko, Tyvar, Zimone, and The Wandering Emperor as they venture into the haunted-house-plane of Duskmourn in search of Nashi.
Read moreMagic’s Multiverse is filled with worlds populated by legendary warriors, massive armies, dragonlords who rule over every other living being, unfathomable horrors, and angelic protectors. They’re places of legendary deeds and epic storylines...
Read moreThe best part of any story is its villains, and boy does Magic have its share. The best villain that Magic has had in its almost 30-year history is without a doubt Phyrexia.
Read moreIf you’ve been playing Magic for a while, you’ve likely heard words like Rakdos or Simic thrown around when describing decks. These color pairs get their names from Magic’s 10 Guilds of Ravnica.
Read moreOutlaws of Thunder Junction is the final story in the Omenpath Arc. So far we’ve got Kellan going to different planes through the omenpaths opened across the multiverse in search for his father Oko, going through the Wilds of Eldraine, the Lost...
Read moreHere we go guys, another MTG set and another piece of lore. Murders at Karlov Manor is a part of the Omenpath Arc, where planes are dealing with the aftermanth of the Phyrexian Invasion of the Multiverse while planeswalkers are losing their...
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