#Planeshift kaladesh pdf series

Most of the stories took place in novel series called cycles, but many short stories have since been made available online. The novels of the Post-Revision era, now known as the Pre-Mending story, are presented here in roughly chronological order. Please note that the 'Planeswalker War' story set up in many of these comics (the history of which is summarized in The Story of Battlemage Ravidel) was never completed, as the last few comics were cancelled.

Magic: the Gathering - Battlemage ( Battlemage's Lore).

The Story of Battlemage Ravidel (Summary of 'Planeswalker War' story).Magic: the Gathering - Shandalar (Microprose Video Game).Antiquities War #1-#4 ( Part 1, Part 2).Autumn Willow, Baron Sengir, and Lord of Tresserhorn.Certain stories, like the Antiquities War and the Ice Age, were later retold in the novels. While many of these events were never referenced again or retconned to fit the new story direction in the Weatherlight Saga, the rule of thumb has been that these events are canon unless explicitly contradicted, and many characters made the jump to post-revision canon. The two major sources of lore from this time period were the Harper Prism novels and the Armada Comics series. The stories of the Pre-Revision era were largely handled externally from Wizards of the Coast. You don't need to know everything about Magic's past to get caught up. This guide is laid out in roughly chronological order, however, so skip down to The Post-Mending Story (And the Post-Mending chronology) if you're new. It was designed as an entry point for newcomers and there's very little time investment in getting caught up from there than diving headfirst into the novels of Magic's first 20 years. If you're brand new to Magic Story, I highly recommend starting with Magic Origins and then working your way forward. I'm also including a series here by Sam Keeper from Gathering Magic, which succinctly dives into the eras of Magic's storytelling and the pros and cons of each model over time. Multiverse in Review (A blog with detailed summaries of Magic lore).A Vorthos Guide to MTG (More Detailed Summaries of every era).Alara to Amonkhet (Everything from the introduction of the new crop of characters to their defeat in Amonkhet).Elder Dragons to the Mending (Everything before the current crop of characters).I've written two very high-level story summaries that cover most of Magic's story from beginning to end. Post-Mending can be further divided into Before and After Magic Origins, which started the current Gatewatch-centric storytelling model. Those eras are known as Pre-Revision, Pre-Mending, and Post-Mending. Magic's Story can best be divided up into three 'Eras' of storytelling, although I should be clear that there aren't any hard lines between each era, more like a gradual shift. I link to the Kindle versions here, but if that's not your preferred source Cary has you covered.

If you're looking for Ebooks, check out the Magic: The Gathering eBook Portal at. If you're looking for story summaries rather than the stories themselves, check out the thread A Vorthos Guide to Magic Story. Please note that the following is not always as detailed as the List of Storyline Sources on the Wiki, but is organized to be more user-friendly. It has a huge amount of information on most subjects, just be advised that it's created by users and not everything in there is going to be 100% correct. I would also recommend you check out the Wiki to help you find whatever you're looking for. This thread is to replace a couple older storyline threads (specifically the Info Centre) as the new source for up-to date information on Magic Story. Welcome to the official Storyline resources thread! If you want the most up-to-date version, please use the one at MTGNexus. Hey all, I will not be updating this resource thread anymore.