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more tarkir lore, you're welcome
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You can't just dump an entire BLOCK's worth of lore as a "this is what happened since we were last here" WotC.
When I'm with you, I feel truly alive.
Every once in a while, I have a thought that makes me go "I really am the target audience for The Locked Tomb, aren't I?"
Anyway these two definitely have a "battlefield meet-cute, obsessed with killing each other, enemies to lovers" situation going on.
What started as a rivalry ended up a relationship.
Was anyone going to tell me the new Sultai are incredibly based?
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Magic Players! Which Tarkir Clan are you from and/or prefer to play??
Abzan
Jeskai
Mardu
Sultai
Temur
Feel free to reblog for other people to vote. DO NOT SEND HATE TO ANYONE FOR WHAT THEY VOTED. This is merely for fun and to see what people genuinely think.
You know, I have major issues with Dragonstorm’s plot (the fact that the rebellion against the elder dragons and the birth of the spirit dragons was told through a shitty play in one chapter so they had more time for planeswalker bs is infuriating), but props to the writers for looking at the Sultai’s lore and choosing to replace the horrible jumble of orientalist stereotypes and cliches with the closest thing Magic has had to real anarchy (domri rade does not count)
Like, they really had them overthrow their oppressors, dissolve the old hierarchies, establish a non-exploitative relationship with the environment, and develop a system of mutually independent but collaborative communities that work together thanks to mutual interest and respect
...no, MyBib, that's not what I was trying to cite for my essay on undeath in horror media.