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Maybe no one asked for this, but i hope someone will enjoy seeing a few bloomburrow-ified planeswalkers
Featuring Narset as a Magpie, Quintorius Kand as an elephant shrew, and Dack Fayden as a black footed (and red handed) ferret
If anyone’s curious about why I choose these animals, feel free to ask, but I don’t want to bog this post with too much text unsolicited 😅
Dack Fayden
Artist: Jason Rainville TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
Been doing an alphabet fanart challenge on bsky, here's the first 5 !
My most recent art for @inventors-fair! This is called Not With a Whimper.
Dack Fayden (Mythic Edition) - Jason Rainville
More cards with art by Jason Rainville on Scryfall
10 Year Anniversary of Dack Fayden Comics Ending
On March 19, 2014, the final installment of the original Magic IDW comics came to a cliffhanger ending with Theros #5.
Magic had published Planeswalker-centric webcomics from 2008 to 2011 for free on their website, however the Dack comics starting in 2012 took a big swing: Attempt to establish an audience for a then-uncarded Planeswalker and tell stories visiting the concurrent expansion settings (Innistrad, Ravnica, Theros). All of this during a time of low story momentum and transition with novel lines ending, main story drought during Innistrad block, the slow beginnings of web fiction, and a shift to enovels in Return to Ravnica and Theros.
While Dack Fayden would prove popular enough and receive his debut Planeswalker card in Conspiracy, our final chance to see him alive again wouldn't be until five years later during War of the Spark. Dack's storyline with Ashiok on Theros had been resolved offscreen, he was cardless in the set proper, and his death was broadcast in the cinematic trailer before the novel even released. Can't win 'em all... or most of them for that matter.
Dack's adventures were far from Magic's first or last stab at entering the world of comics, but they'll always stand out as the fan-favorite version. Cheers to a decade!
Dack Fayden by Chris Evenhuis
Magic the Gathering: Theros #3 Cover Art by Volkan Baga
