This past Saturday my partner and I were opening some packs of Magic the Gathering cards after a prerelease event and I fully stopped in the middle of a sentence to point to one and say, "oh hey, this one has Pete Venters art!"
Awwwww, I love that!
Oh hey, for the M:tG fans in the PDX area, SCG CON Portland is this weekend! Head on over and see my charming, curmudgeonly spouse!
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Compleation Hypnosis File
The last thing you remember is the skin of the woman you were talking to shift. Flesh fading away to reveal sleek metal beneath. And the taste of something forbidden on the tips of her fingers. A poison?
It doesn't matter now... you are bound and you are held. Trapped within some strange lab, dark and warm. Machines built for alien surgeries hover over you, and as a voice crackles into life somewhere around you, it's already too late. It is time for you to join us.
Hail Phyrexia!
If Gideon Jura (Magic the Gathering) was in Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire, which Great House of Westeros would they be part of or at least the most affiliated with?
House Targaryen
House Stark
House Lannister
House Baratheon
House Greyjoy
House Tully
House Arryn
House Martell
House Tyrell
Remaining time: 5 days 20 hours
Ways to approach the poll if the character isn’t a royal:
If you think they’d be from a smaller house, go with the Great House that that smaller house is sworn to (ex: House Manderly —> vote Stark)
They don’t have to be a nobleperson, they can be someone working for the house or being ruled by them. Roles could be a sworn-sword, a septa, a butcher, a blacksmith, or even a lowly peasant.
You can consider the region itself. For example, if you feel the character would be from Dorne, pick House Martell.
You can consider the personality of the character. For example, if your character is all about honor, then consider either House Arryn or House Stark.
Last, but not least, be creative with it! For example, there was a comment I read that the character who was the subject of the poll would be pulling a Littlefinger, so they went with either Lannister or Tyrell as that would be that character’s target houses.
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Okay... further rambling about the syscourse stances of characters, let me just go back to the Jace Beleren thing.
Because Jace is... a literal mind reader.
That's a complete game changer in terms of headcanons that you REALLY need to account for. I mean, if a telepath met us in person, they would literally hear multiple voices conversing in our thoughts, each with their own "tones". That seems... really hard to deny.
I don't see a mind reader being even sysmed-leaning if they ever so much as met an endogenic systems. And if they hadn't met one... where are they getting their information?
I don't think most of the Planes in Magic: The Gathering's multiverse have "psychiatry" in the way we do. If anything, I think worlds in that multiverse that had a concept of multiplicity would primarily have "sysmags" who believed all multiplicity came from magic. Especially since many worlds do have possession states by literal spirits, and shifting personality states from curses and the like.
So does this scenario assume Jace Planeswalks to Earth and hears about it on Earth's internet without ever meeting an endogenic system in person so he could hear their thoughts?
In my spare time, I've created links to searches on Scryfall that display the cards from each plane of the Multiverse of Dominia that has been a significant setting for Magic: The Gathering expansions so far, for your viewing pleasure below. This post is pinned and will be updated as new expansions are released. Please check it out even if you're not currently a Magic fan; it may interest you in becoming one! (see if you can find the theme of each plane)
Plane: Alara
Plane: Amonkhet
Plane: Arcavios
Plane: Avishkar
Plane: Bloomburrow
Plane: Capenna
Plane: Dominaria
Plane: Duskmourn
Plane: The Edge
Plane: Eldraine
Plane: Fiora
Plane: Ikoria
Plane: Innistrad
Plane: Ixalan
Plane: Kaldheim
Plane: Kamigawa
Plane: Kylem
Plane: Lorwyn-Shadowmoor
Plane: Mercadia
Plane: Mirrodin / New Phyrexia
Plane: Muraganda
Plane: Nauctis
Plane: Phyrexia
Plane: Rabiah
Plane: Rath
Plane: Ravnica
Plane: Regatha
Plane: Serra's Realm
Plane: Shandalar
Plane: Shenmeng
Plane: Tarkir
Plane: Theros
Plane: Thunder Junction
Plane: Ulgrotha
Plane: Vryn
Plane: Zendikar
Plane: Zhalfir
Additionally, here's the compilation from 2023's big event set March of the Machine (and March of the Machine Commander and March of the Machine: The Aftermath) where New Phyrexia invaded every other plane in the Multiverse:
March of the Machine
And as you may or may not know, Wizards of the Coast, the company that created Magic: The Gathering, also owns Dungeons & Dragons now and has published Forgotten Realms-set expansions that aren't canonical to the Magic multiverse (including fan-favorite characters from the book series The Legend of Drizzt, the video game Baldur's Gate III and the movie Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves), so here they are!: