Predictive Magic Fiction

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Ajani explores the secrets of his identity.  Meanwhile, Chandra gets mad at some furniture and Cilissa is there, whoever that is.

A little island of light passed through Hazoret’s face.  Her unfortunate stench was still miserably close to several children of the city.  Chandra started searching for a new hat to keep her juice in.  “This particular part of Paliano is quickly built of our tallest abilities,” she said with a stern glance at Gideon.

In this weeks’ Predictive Magic Fiction, Nissa untangles a case of mistaken identity.  Meanwhile, Jace tries to hide his crimes and Liliana recaps the story so far.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Marchesa investigates a series of nighttime murders.  Meanwhile, Kaya prepares to welcome new rulers and Jace escapes an awkward situation.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Liliana waxes poetic about brunch.  Meanwhile, Nissa and Chandra plan a ceremony and Gideon tries a new hobby.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Gideon enlists Kaya’s aid in finding a new outfit for Marchesa.  Meanwhile, Nissa has a tough time with hedrons and Chandra has a great fall.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Liliana suggests a new form for the Gatewatch to take.  Meanwhile, Nissa finds what she’s looking for and Odric sends Gideon on a quest.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Nissa explores a strange new world.  Meanwhile, Jace inquires about Sarkhan’s love life and Chandra tries to prevent shoplifting.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Kiora grows weary of Jace’s constant bossiness.  Meanwhile, Chandra grows weary of Jace’s constant bossiness and Kaya suggests a cultural activity.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Nissa gets tired of seeing the moon.  Meanwhile, Chandra thinks up a new look and Gideon seeks reassurance from Teysa.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Gideon leads a final attack against Kozilek.  Meanwhile, Jace takes advantage of his friends’ kindness and Chandra has a migraine.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Nissa seeks to foil Avacyn’s plot.  Meanwhile, Gideon takes up urban gardening and Jace becomes one with nature.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Ob Nixilis staves off suitors from among the Gatewatch.  Meanwhile, Gideon gets off on the wrong foot and Sorin goes for a swim.

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Liliana considers possible outcomes of her impending showdown with Tezzeret.  Meanwhile, Jace contemplates his wardrobe and Kozilek says his piece.

The second sun was descending from the ancient tree of Tarkir, and thus it saved Ugin’s life in service to humanity.  Khan Alesha looked at the sight and waited for her brother Djeru.  He was running around her with his strange clothes complete.  She said, “It’s dangerous to be a little human in Nissa’s glowing scorpion illusion.”

In this week’s Predictive Magic Fiction, Chandra’s long-awaited moment of joy is interrupted by a visit from Baral.  Meanwhile, Nissa disses Tezzeret and Jace shows up in the nick of time.

The two suns were standing in the desert beyond the magical barrier of the Hekma.  Jace was not.  A tall woman strode into bed and then threw up.  Her head twinkled with concern behind the remnants of Nicol Bolas’s house.  Chandra looked at her adoringly, her eyes closed in defeat.  She didn’t know which lucky that she was.  “Finished with your body?”