What Happens in Phyrexia: All Will Be One? 

Hello! Thanks for watching What Happens in Phyrexia: All Will Be One! I wanted to answer a few of the most common questions I've been seeing in the comments. Here we go! 1 - "How is everyone getting compleated so quickly? / How are planeswalkers affected at all?" -- We can imply that Jin Gitaxias improved the phyrexian oil "recipe," applying the things he learned from his experimental surgeries on Tamiyo. In my "Welcome to New Phyrexia" video, I point out that the oil behaves more like nanotech than actual oil. It can rapidly propagate itself, and so if Jin made adjustments to the stockpile in the Surgical Bay, it would eventually spread to all the other oil on the plane, making a single drop if it anywhere enough to infect and eventually compleat even a planeswalker. 2 - "Why did Elspeth take the Sylex?" -- She entered a room where two people were trying to stop Jace from setting it off and figured they must have had a good reason. Remember, Jace was in danger of becoming a phyrexian at any moment. From Elspeth's perspective it was possible he had turned, and if a Phyrexian was trying to set off the sylex for their own purposes, that would still be bad. Even if he hadn't turned, the fact that Kaya and Kaito were also trying to stop him meant there had to be a change in the plan, and so Elspeth took quick action. 3 - "Why did Kaya and Kaito want to stop they Sylex though? Wasn't their plan to blow up the tree all along?" -- The plan was to use the Sylex on the tree BEFORE it breached the Blind Eternities. They arrived too late for that, but they did not have a contingency for reaching the tree AFTER it breached but still BEFORE most of the invasion armies crossed over. Jace was acting as if the original plan was still valid, and Kaya and Kaito were acting as if it expired. In truth, it was a sort of grey area, and I personally think Kaya was right to point out that the original plan was no longer valid since their window to (safely) execute it had closed. 4 - "But surely blowing up the tree was still the best option since the other planes were already infected!" -- I'm not convinced. We were dealing with an untested sylex, and its energies would ripple up the tree and outwards through the branches into an uncountable number of other unprepared planes. This might do nothing. It might destroy every known living corner of the multiverse. Is it better to live as a phyrexian, or be destroyed with no choice in the matter? Is it better to sacrifice worlds that might not have been infected, or wait and see if another solution presents itself? Either choice was a huge gamble, and I don't think it's fair to say Jace was right, and Kaya was wrong. We can make 'the call' from the comfort of our own lives, but we don't have the pressure of saving the entire multiverse on our shoulders. 4b - I want to also add that Jace wasn't necessarily acting in the best interest of the multiverse at that point. From his perspective, he was already dead, and so was Vraska, so he had nothing left to even try and live for. He didn't really care if other worlds also died, because he wouldn't be there to deal with the consequences or even feel guilty about it. All he wanted to do was punish the phyrexians, but blowing up the tree at this point wouldn't have even achieved that. It might have just been an empty gesture that doomed an unfathomable number of innocent lives.

Elesh Norn better hope that Worldbreaker didn’t open a portal into Eldraine. Otherwise the next set will be called “March of the 3/3 elks”.

Elspeth took the sylex to the blind eternities and punched a hole in spacetime. Hobbits, tyrranids, and all matter of cross-licensed IPs surged through. Bolas and Emrakul are freed from their prisons, as is Teferi. A grand truce is formed between all parties, who unite as one to fight off the invading teletubbies, waifus, etc.

The goobers refusing to use the sylex reminds me of Karn when he decided not to drop a bomb in the Caves of Koilos. In order to avoid killing any innocents, they let the Phyrexians kill ALL the innocents. Great job as always, Gatewatch.

Two things I wanted to bring up 1) The card "Tyvar's Stand" flavor text is “When they write songs about this battle, I will make sure your name is forgotten, devil.” which might just be one of the hardest MTG lines of all time especially coming from a Viking Elf from a plane known for its story telling. 2) Not lore per se, but it's kinda like meta lore. It seems that last time we went to Pyrexia the set also leaked. So it seems New Phyrexia's sets leak just like their warriors leak oil

Ashiok is just floating in the dark rubbing their hands together laughing at the chaos they started by messing with Elesh norn so hard lmao

"I have plenty of terrible ideas, but they don't usually get everyone around me dead. But Jace has special bad ideas, I guess" - Kaito I love this line sooooo MUCH

Phyrexians: We did it, we pierced Blind Eternities, now we can share the gift of completion with everyone! Incomprehensible Eldrazi door-to-door salesman: Hello, may I introduce you to the V̵̨͎̗̰̟͇͌́͝ ̸̩̠̣̦̬̅̈͠ͅỜ̶̠̲̝̮̂̐̆̍ͅ ̸̗̹͓̥͘ͅỈ̸̯͗̎̀̕ ̶͉̺̯́̀̑͝͠͠D̴̺̭̥̔͑̚ ?

I like the gritty and serious tone of the story and how various Planeswalkers got completed. However I really don't like the idea that Kaya and Kaito just deciding that they don't want to detonate the sylex because it "might have unintended consequences for the other planes" when they are literally about to all be invaded by the most infectious and dangerous evils in the history of magic

A flavor fail: You can't normally sacrifice a Nahiri Planeswalker for Nahiri's Sacrifice

Lucca's side story I felt was a huge highlight for the story. Getting incite into how an infection subtly influences decision making of those not expecting it sort of highlights what the sleeper agents were going through. All of that culminating in Lucca going down in history as the "smartest" planeswalker by completing himself without really noticing is just perfect.

My favorite part of the story is probably Jace taking Vraska on that illusion date. MtG's story has been rather serious for a while, that it might be easy to forget the planeswalkers are also mortals, with mortal desires. The illusion date is illogical by all accounts, but you can understand it. You can understand why Jace would want to do that for Vraska, and you can understand Jace's hubris for thinking he could escape Vraska. Finally, Jace has been painted as a boring character for a long time, so seeing him do something so human is just great

Tbh really felt like Jace was the only one talking straight when it came to how dire everything is, but nope everyone else was willing to make their sacrifices leading up to the sylex destruction worthless

Elspeth out there discovering new places. Can't wait for her to be Elspeth, Thrice Reborn.

This feels like what War of the Spark should have been. Im loving it.

Anyone else thinks Emrakul will sense the piercing of the Blind Eternities and not like it? It's a long shot, but it would be neat seeing her in March of the Machine taking care of Phyrexians. Also, the Realmbreaker probably pierced Bolas' prison realm behind the scenes, so we might see that homicidal maniac back again soon.

I think it's significant that it was Elspeth who took the Sylex after what we learned on New Capenna, about how Elspeth may or may not be angelic, and that angels were important to destroying the Phyrexians in Old Capenna. It's possible that destroying her physical form may release her true angelic form, making her the key to destroying the Phyrexians somehow. I'd love to see Elspeth return as a legendary angel creature instead of a Planeswalker.

Nahiri and Tyvar were personal standouts for me from the stories. I was very indifferent to both of them going into this, but I ended up enjoying their characters and growth a LOT, Nahiri as an elder badass and Tyvar as a reasonably bold leader

Detonating the sylex in the blind eternities could stir up eldrazi trouble. Which could be horrifically funny for everyone at such a pivotal moment 😬😅

So something I am excited about is the fact that Jace is the only other planeswalker in the multiverse to know that nico bolas lives but in a coma-like state. Which means that now with him being completed the phyrexians know that nico bolas lives. I am hoping that we get to see the machines try to complete Nico Bolas and wake him only to find that he is not having that at all

My favorite part of Magic story is the Main Good Guys losing their magical McGuffin at the last minute, either by it being destroyed, or just being useless in the first place. Still laughing about the Blackblade to this day lmao.

Very disappointed in Kaya's actions at the end (and to some extent, wizards). But proud of nahiri for putting the group before herself in order to keep the sylex moving.

This is why you bring giant mechanical titans powered by Old Walkers on your Phyrexian planar assaults. That way you only have to worry about betrayal and insanity...oh wait.

I love that the story in this set finally feels like it's broken the stagnant adventures of the planeswalkers, the dire circumstances and *hopefully* irreversible compleation of major characters was a much needed change of pace.

I never felt so bad about being right on the nature-aligned walkers (Lukka, Nissa and Nahiri) being compleated. And I feel like Elspeth is gonna return with angelic powers. Also, a phyrexian set and we don't know Koth's fate? yeah, that tracks

Something to note, the set symbol for March of the Machines is Elsbeth's sword, distinguished by the two large circles on the blade. It's almost definite that elspeth is going to return as the hero of the set.

Tezzeret's story is also VERY important to the overall story as it started a long time ago. I have a feeling that his story is the glue that binds the multiplanar stories we had. His set up towards the end kind of sets up of future sets. Teferi's story seems like a parallel that may become relevant eventually. Elspeth may have gone straight to the Eldrazi as (iirc) they exist beyond the blind eternities. A Sylex boom may wake up more of the Eldrazi that we have not yet met who may want to free up their queen.

Seeing as Lukka is completed what I would really like to see would be him leading an army of phyrexianized creatures on Dranith via worldbraker. Imagine Jirinas Horror when she sees how far her former fiancee has fallen and then, maybe, make her the one who has to destroy Lukka for good. Just a thought that I had.

I suspect that we're returning to Eldrain for the Cauldron of Eternities. It was powerful enough to cleanse Garruk of the Chain Veil's curse, so it may be used to de-phyrexianize some characters after March of the Machines. I'm curious if we'll get a full retcon for the 7 current Phyrexian walkers or if it will just be used for a few legendary characters converted in March of the Machines and Aftermath.

I love this channel, it has single handedly introduce me to new characters, inspired me to build whole new decks based off those characters. Encouraged me to appreciate the art even more for little story nuggets. This channel is such a huge reason why I love magic outside of just playing the game. Thank you for every upload.

I read the side story of Atraxas "daughter" Ixhel. I am so excited to hear more of her and her teenager like rebellion against her mother! Just has such a cool coming of age story vibe whilst being on a super alienesque plane! I love it

The breakdown on cliffhangers was awesome. I've been feeling for years that something is wrong with cliffhangers and couldn't quite say what, this made it super clear what I was feeling. Well put.

Even after reading through all the stories, I really appreciate these overviews. You really help to pull everything together into something comprehensible.

I personally think that Jace was in the process of being completed for longer than we were told, he shows up alone, and is acting very unusual, acting without thinking, “forgetting” that he’s holding the Sylex… I think he was going to betray the party but once he was stabbed he had to accelerate the plan

I'm with Jace with the Sylex on this one. I can blame him for risking the operation by saying "We are going to go get my gf back and I'm taking the ball with me so nobody gets to play" but, sure, let's file that under "Love/Connection like no mortal ever had or could understand" (like we did with Nissa/Chandra on Zendikar). But the Sylex? Everyone saw the Phyrexian Ships waiting to Invade, everyone heard Karn saying "Go to the basement and blow everything up" and everyone saw how fucked up Phyrexia and Phyresis are. Those are the stakes, that's what they are up against: Against an inexorable enemy that feeds on you and gets bigger and bigger the more room you give them. An enemy that leaves you with no means of getting back what they took. Hexgold can only hold that off temporarily, Melira has her limits and Halo has undefined effects. Kaya and Kaito may say that this would end other planes, endless lives... All of that with no voice in the matter. But, what's the other option? Leaving everything up to chance? Leaving countless planes to be consumed by the Phyrexians? They are also condemning endless lives to Phyrexia! Blowing everything up and destroying Phyrexia from the core was the way to go. Time rifts, Ice Ages, a destruction beyond words... Those were the effects of the Sylex on Dominaria... But still, Dominaria endured, but with no Phyrexians. But still, let's wait for Summer and see what the story has to say. Becuase I doubt that all of Magic story will end in "Phyrexia wins, the end".

Several things 1) When bitten/scratched by the monster, it always infects you. Nahiri did the zombie movie thing. 2) Tyvar gets so much love in these stories. He was very valiant and friendly. I really like his depiction. 3) The love story of Jace and Vraska is so beautiful and tragic. If any two characters deserve to be happy, it's them. 4) Poor, stupid Tibalt 🤣🤣🤣 5) I'm very worried for my favorite walker, Teferi. Not sure how I'll go on if the worst were to happen.

I suspect the glistening oils first effect is to bolster confidence and to make you feel like you are fine. That's why so many planeswalkers were so easily swayed. Secondly Melira doesn't know that it affects planeswalkers faster, and I assume it's because they channel so much mana that it allows the oil to flow through them significantly faster which is why it only takes hours for them to be compleated. The spores in the air likely affect them faster as well, and it's their overblown confidence that becomes their biggest flaw. The oil twists the mind first as we know, and so I think that's why Jace falls. He's emotional because the oil just makes him overthink and not see the logic he almost always does. Jace isn't perfect after all, he's made bad choices before. Anyway I think it's quite brilliant how the oil works thanks to Jin's upgrades.

Rules of the author’s hand dictate that If you can’t show your character as a dead person, they aren’t dead; they’re a plot piece that can be used later. Elspeth is highly likely alive and we will probably see her as a planeswalker card in March of the Machines

I have a theory, because the next set has a focus on battles across the multiverse, it is possible that, once again, time is messed with, and this results in a "reboot". Which will explain why the sets that follow after that are on "familiar planes"(Familar but with a twist). I would like to see the opinion of the Arcanum community.

I agree, There is no cure for compleation. But I believe Jace being stabbed with Luxior will be very important (even in the Variant art is depicted). I think he is the only one with the ability to retain his conscience after compleation via Mind Sanctuary (Like that time with Emrakul) and possibly, Considering what halo did to his mind abilities, he will go down giving back their consciences to the others Planeswalkers before they permanently die. Giving Jace a good sacrifice.

Jase being compleated could give the Phyrexians access to where Bolas is imprisoned, I swear, if March of the Machines features a compleated Nicol Bolas, I'm going to flip a table lol

The flavor text on Resistance Reuinited is emotionless. Didn't Elspeth think Koth was dead? "Aren't you a sight for sore eyes" is how you greet a friend after a tough week. Elspeth and Koth should be crying.

Thanks for uploading the story beats of every set. Your channel is the way I have kept up to date with the happennings of the multiverse.

God I want an animated series of the entire Phyrexian stuff, including the traversing of the spheres.

I love your content so much. It makes the story so much easier to parse and its gratifying to see related cards pop up. This is one of the first stories I've read just do to the gravity of it (I've only been playing 2-3 years) and there were some details I gathered differently. 1. Jace landed with Nissa onto new phyrexia. She was forced to planeswalk away via some trap that afaik never gets explored further. 2. The reason the phyrexians in the Dross Pits didn't notice the group wasn't just because of the rebellion, Jace also decided to cloak all of them.

Was waiting for this video so bad! You guys always break everything down in such an excellent and entertaining fashion!

Your videos are such a delight, thank you for your work! Even though I'd read everything, I still watched the video to the end just to see how you'd tell the story, and for the indispensable mustache minute.

I for one, am quite disappointed in the lack of info with Urabrask and Sheoldred teaming up for the second time. The original Brothers War and everything that happened on Argentum are some of my favourite moments and stories in Magics history with inclusion of Urabrask being my most favorite character. Luckily they have yet to ruin my boy, but it is irritating that they have all but skipped the re-alliance with Urabrask and Sheoldred and not mentioned anything about Sheoldreds reasons for teaming up for the second time. Urabrasks reasons don't really need addressing since, in a way, conforming to someone else's ideals goes against his very being as the Red aligned Praetor. Sheoldred however, had to bend the knee to Norn so that she and her realm could survive, after the Mirridon Civil War. So the conversation they must of had, leading to the second insurrection against Elesh Norn seems like a pretty major discussion the writers just brushed aside and, in my opinion, a missed opportunity to develop the main outlier of the Phyrexian Praetors (aka Urabrask) as a character. #urabraskneedlovetoo 🤣

Awesome I've been looking forward to this one I appreciate you always taking the time you need to make such high quality content

Thanks again for your videos! The art in the cards this time around TRULY reflect what was told! Remember when that wasn't the case for their last MAJOR event?

Finally! Been waiting for this recap way too long! Thank you kindly Ryan and Nicole!

oh man thank god you put this video out lol I've been waiting for a decent explanation of what madness is happening ever since I've seen the cards in the set.

I feel cheated that we don't get a pov of Jace dealing with phyresis induced madness in his mind palace.

Thank you so much for this! I love your story telling and was so pumped for this.

You are THE BEST channel for lore recaps thank you so much for your time and effort! Also love the Resident Evil 4 reference 😍

5 buckaroos that elspeth will not die as she held the sylex like Urza and in fact re-awakens as an angel and provides unlimited font.

Sylex going off in the blind eternities attracts Eldrazi, when the dust settles we get our first Phyrexian Eldrazi. If that idea seems horrifying to you, don't panic, it means you're still sane.

Finally!!! I've been checking every morning this week!! So excited to watch!

I have just discovered your channel and I'm in love with it!! You should take your audio recording and upload them as podcasts, they would be perfect for the format

One of the side stories takes place largely in Urabrasks forge, could be why it’s a spot light

I can't belive how many people we lost this set I can't wait to see what happens in March of the machines

Fantastic work as always . Thanks for what u do!

Imagine bringing the only cure to a universe ending disease in glass vials that can easily break. Oh wait. We don't have to. The heroes did it despite having artificers among them. The ham fisted writing sometimes gets me, but the phyrexians are just such good badguys.

As a story it seems well written. The main problem I have is that lorewise it treats the walkers like any old creatures and a single scratch is enough to turn them. You'd think that they would be wearing layered armor that could be shed if it showed any signs of taint. Their sparks also don't offer them any protection like they use to. How exactly did Vraska get stuck if she's a planeswalker and being surrounded alone is such a huge red flag that she should have just walked away and walked back to try her luck elsewhere. Why did Elspeth take the cylex anywhere instead of letting blow up where it stood, like it was already where it was supposed to be this was the whole point of them pushing through and losing Jace and Nahiri. What exactly do the brilliant minds of Kaito and Kaya think they are gonna do having watched a single scratch and an impaled wound both lead to their friends turning and there being millions of these things literally everywhere. I get it their planes were potentially gonna get f'd but clearly they weren't doing so hot in just getting to the core. Strategically this plan sounded terrible and I can't believe that any of the planeswalkers having seen all the shit they have came up with it, went along with it, stuck with it, and then fucked it all up at the end.

I am the most excited I've been about magic's story since I started playing during Guilds of Ravnica.

i really appreciate your narration style

Some of the planeswalkers that got compleated are the iconic ones for their color. Right now Jace is not just A blue planeswalker, he's THE blue planeswalker, same with Nissa and green, and Elspeth and white. What I'm curious about is, if compleation is not reversable and these planeswalkers are, for all intents and purposes, "dead" who will replace them? I can see Teferi for blue, but who gets green? I hope its Garruk but feel it'll be Vivien. And while i don't think Elspeth is dead who'll be the new white planeswalker? Ajani is gone, will it be the wanderer?

I’m not really a fan of Jace as a character, but I feel like his compleation leaves a dangling thread to another story in regards to Nicol Bolas and his imprisonment. To my knowledge, Jace and Ugin are the only characters who know Bolas is alive, and Jace was trying to prepare for a potential Bolas return as recently as our last trip to Zendikar. If Jace’s character/personality is “dead,” then the impact of him hiding that information from everyone else will fall very flat. It almost makes me think that they will find a way to reverse compleation, or at the very least to undo the brainwashing and restore their precompleated minds (although the past couple set seem to imply that won’t be the case.) Who knows, maybe I’m wrong and the compleated characters are gone forever, but if that’s the case then I think they’ve tanked the value of at least one future storyline.

I think I'm kinda with Jace on the whole Sylex thing. Like... what other options did anyone have at that point? They couldn't know if the planes would be safe, but the planes fate being uncertain sure is better than the planes GUARENTEED falling to Phyrexia, and you could argue pretty well that even if the planes were destroyed, that its better than an existance of war, turmoil, and inevitable 'I have no mouth and must scream' Phyrexian un-life. Like the worst case scenario from using the Sylex is bad, but its very clearly a situation where there were no good options. Plus the last time they were worried about an interplanar portal possibly destroying other planes as collateral damage that wound up just being handwaved away once Tezzeret got his hands on it.

Dude this story is amazing. Honestly the first one that really hooked me. Everyone feels mortal, and their downfall is their internal emotions and decisions swayed by them. Incredible stuff.

I think this set’s story is where sticking to the 5+5 format really hurt the story as a whole. I think we could’ve had a couple more to really flesh out the whole set, get all the legends involved, etc. But I actually don’t mind where the story ended, it felt like the end of “The Best of Both Worlds, Part 1”

Really think this is some the best writing they've had in a long time. Excited to see where we go in the next two sets and the crazy events that will occur.

Ryan, Thank you. The work you do to explain what’s happening , I love it. You have this way of making me stay tuned and listen idk what it is but man you work such great magic and have a way to keep me interested in what you’re talking about. This is just a Thank you comment.

Hello, just wanted to stop by and put a comment for algorithm. I've just discovered your videos this week, and I already saw like 20 videos by now ! I'm addicted, great job !!

So here's my two cents... we've been following the fears of Kruphix; - He feared the Eldrazi: we had a block - He feared Nicol Bolas: we had a block - He feared the Phyrexians, and even though my friends called me crazy for saying, "hey, what if the Phyrexians came back? You know, because Kruphix?" Well surprise, surprise! To my point, two of those three issues have had one person at the heart of it all: Liliana, who just so happened to not be in this story. After all, Gideon sacrificed his life to save her after she turned on Nicol Bolas. What better way to show just how important that sacrifice was than for her to be the key, once again, to saving everyone from a multiverse ending threat? I'm still personally not sure how it would work, but after reading the wiki about Glistening Oil destroying the soul I feel pretty confident her skills are once again going to be clutch.

I'm really starting to hate playing but the stories are always kinda badass

Another terrific recap. The Saturday morning cartoon example was spot on! There's no suspense, it's more like someone hit pause on the movie to go to the bathroom.

I feel like this is the perfect point to have the multiverse re-written. If elspeth jumped ship right into the blind eternities, and the silex exploded, the shockwave might have attracted our colorless friends. Because, you know, dust cannot be compleated. “The emergence of the Eldrazi isn’t necessarily a bad thing, as long as you’ve already lived a fulfilling and complete life without regrets.”

Definitely frustrated with the lack of story telling on the cards. Good thing you're such a good explainer!

So in the side story, we see vorenklex. If Sheoldred joined urabrask and we assume Jin is with norn, why is vorenklex just chilling in his area fighting for fun? Shouldn't he be gearing gearing up for the invasion?

My only worry going into the next set is that teferi will do some time-travel shenanigans to undo all the horrors that happened here, but from his side story it looks like he's making an offensive where he's at. (I won't spoil where that is though.)

Lucca got compleated, and I'm sure someone, somewhere, was sad.

Just a compliment, still pretty new to the lore and this channel is a Godsend (sorry elspeth). Keep on truckin...which i imagine is still a thing the kids say

My moustache theory is that this ending freeze/cliffhanger may be caused by Teferi's power reaching through spacetime

Make Teferi discover that Urzas secret plan was a way to revive Yawmoth, he comes back and demands immediate worship from the New Phyrexians, some do, but Norns factions is not willing to surrender her power to a fallen God and now you have a Phyrexian civil war, weaking them and giving the good guys time to prepare a multi-plane coalition.

Yep, story telling is perfect! Simple and no confusing sidetracks.

The story always disappoints until you make these videos. Such a missed opportunity with the richness in lore that magic has.

As a patreon, i can confirm this set is very neat

All I can say is that I love your takes on those stories to the point I've long stopped reading then and only get to hear about then from you (that coming from a avid reader, past MTG included). You do then good and they become much more enjoyable like this and won't stop as long as you go on. As for the story itself... well, it's ok so far. Kinda brave, kinda thrilling really. Just hope they don't undo that with time magic and all. I love Teferi, really (not card design wise...), but his presence is a constant treat to continuity.

Elspeth may have moved the Silex between planes and the resulting blast is what opens up the planes for non walkers to travel between (as we've seen in the March art).

If I had to guess, I would say that Elspeth returns as an Angel Planeswalker to act as a stand-in for Serra. If I had to really take a guess, I would say that both Urza and Yawgmoth exist within Karn to some degree and wotc will use that to fully reintroduce the two of them back into the story.

They ruined Nissa and Chandra and i are awfully sad because of it 😭

I love the story of this set. I love how hopeless it feels from the start.

One thing that I really like is the new title of Elesh Norn : Mother of Machines... And I completely agree when you say that everything implies compleation is irreversible, and that we really shouldn't expect a miracle cure, sadly

These videos are how I keep up with MTG lore

Favorite moment? The moment that kaya smell tyvar's mana, great insight as to how it would be to channel mana from different plane's lands. least liked? the pikachu suprised face that kaya had when jace told that the world ending bomb could end worlds so she decides that "possibles" consequences are worse than known consequences. Also, blowing the sylex on a tree conected to the blind eternies, problems, blowing it IN the blind eternities, nothing? In addition , 2 sylex down without being of any use.

Looking forward to the battle cards showing invasions of every known plane. I reckon they will be like Planechase cards.

Moral of the story, never put all eggs in one basket.

Elspeth, Sylex Embodied. She is going to be the perfect weapon to fight Elesh Norn

Not sure how it turned from planswalkers being immune to the oil and only being completed by special processes, to a dumb zombie movie but hey it is what it is. I love you breakdowns.