I was playing with my Friends cube, and I saw these 2. And it genuinely broke my heart: [[Mourning Patrol]] or [[Selfless Saviour]]
I was wondering, if during your magic career, do you remember other ones, that particularly pulled your Heartstrings too?
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I was browsing Scryfall when I stubled upon this card and I'm wondering where could it originate from.
Is it just Bloomburrow? My other guesses are either Dominaria (just like previous art) or Tarkir (due to the amount of large dragon bones and lush growth).
Does anyone have any confirmation for this?
Like, what happened to the poor guy? Do we have lore behind this?
A girl who grew up in a new capenna flooded apartment (swamp) during her informative years. Grew up begging she eventually saw an obscura book unattended and stole it. Having been caught she ran and being Pursued actived her spark. She planes walked into Ravnica and was dumbstruck with her new surroundings. Wandering and starving she eventually caught the eye of a dimir archivist to which questioned her on everything over pragmatic dinner. Eventually she cunningly said she could go to other places for them after being told what a planeswalker was. Eventually becoming a part of the dimir network as a mind mage. Procurement of several artifacts and goods from other realms. Then when phyrexia came along she eventually decided to, with an ever thirst for knowledge, parasitically join the phyrexians for the sake of more knowledge. Her goal was to expand from monistic creation (which is her personal theory of the universe) and to expand her will and base of power in the nominal world to inch her phenomenal mind toward the nominal. Thus achieving omniscience or close to it. When phyrexia fell she left to her own devices and has been exploring the planes and continuing her goal. (Her body was completed with strapped on biological parts discarded from newts. She would get these parts replaced when ever one part would start to fail under phyrexia, now this is gone she has to look into Lichdom.)
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Their design is really interesting to me so trying to see if there's any other cards depicting these people.
Im really curious what everyone thinks could be the fate of Kirol? I think they have a good setup with the noted divergence from similar vampires, primary character energy with the mini solo adventure in Lorwyn Eclipsed, and unity/importance with the Strixhaven kids group.
I fear that they have an incredibly slim chance of ever sparking (unless the entire group does) because we already have a Boros planeswalker from Lorehold (Quint).
Kirol is the first character I have begun collecting every card they have (4 so far) so I’m hoping to see a long and storied appearance list. I would hope it continues in Reality Fracture but from there, who knows?
They clearly have some form of immortality ritual/spell, just to stay as Ghosts, but what else ? In [[Obzedats Aid]] we can see a weird magical circle from them. Are there any magical contracts they still enforce ? Do they have power, like fighting magic (some kind of Fireball or whatever Teysa can do) ?
Bascly a spin on the question of what creature type most used to represent colours idoligy. Tribes popular in these colors are elfs, squirls, insects, fungus/sproilings, spiders, pests, gorgons, and snakes(if i feel they lean more to sultai). Who do you think represents golgari as color in it's most ideal form.
Not as caught up on new lore, so was curious what everyone’s opinion was. Like i know yawgmoth was way more powerful, but i wasn’t sure if his ambitions were as far spanning as the new phyrexians.
In [[Rhystic Study]], Zimone asks Rootha to teach her to make a "fiery swirly thingy." It is almost certain that Rootha created that fire with red mana, being in Prismari. What Zimone offers to teach Rootha falls in their overlap of Blue, but Zimone already wanted to learn something that fell under another color when she was still at Strixhaven.
Later on, when she tried to duplicate herself in "The Math of More," she ended up splitting off aspects of herself that, based on their personalities and clothing colors, seem to have corresponded exactly to the three colors missing from her color identity. What is more, the story ends with her reintegrating and accepting these aspects of herself.
Not to mention that it is generally these most intellectual Blue types that end up learning how to connect to a bunch of different colors, as in the case of Urza, Jace, Ugin and Niv-Mizzet...who happens to have personally sponsored Zimone. We have also seen that young people can be particularly variable in the colors that they align with as their personalities change, as with Kellan. We also have been getting a lot of Zimone.
I speculate that Zimone will eventually learn to connect to all five colors of mana and we will get a five-color Zimone.
I'm genuinely asking because I think there are a bunch of interesting characters to be. For me its definitely
Jace/Urza: They are both very self absorbed men who have a history of malicious manipulation. Jace especially gets my vote because he does not believe in consent.
Nihiri: I think its very clear why they are on here. While I vibe with anyone who has their motives straighened, I dont vibe with pettiness of bringing the downfall of a whole plane just to get back at someone who flaked on plans.
Sanar: I love this hyper guy but I do not think think any amount will bring him down from an 11.
The recently announced reprint of Six depicts the character during their final moment with Wrenn in the Innistrad: Midnight Hunt side story "Tangles" by Seanan McGuire. I wanted to use this as a chance to share this story again as it's one of my favorites and Aeron Ng, along with the creative team responsible for the new flavor text, have captured this moment beautifully. Please read it here if you haven't yet (and if you already have you already know how good it is). It's well worth your time: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/magic-story/tangles-2021-09-03