#inverfeim

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Two Inverfeim praetors! Ren Arinox, Praetor of The Lustrous Dialectic, the Legislative body of the Empire of Inverfeim, a bicameral arena that ensures that all imperial policy is tested in rhetorical battle, with debates between the chamber of the Praetor and that of her leader of opposition. and Skoltresh, General of the Burnished Onslaught, the army of the Empire, expanding across the isles and overseas for the glory of Phyrexia.

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Playing with medieval phyrexian aesthetics!

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A fey knight of Ettony, Derryth! So as not to need iron in the presence of the fey, she was given mail of living bark, a maul of lumber, and indestructible cinderella-fit clogs!

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Alright did a flipwalker for Cullen and Sy'Rikk, and of course it HAS to be a meld card. Got the idea that the Mythic version could show a bit more of the moments where the two of them started to be less of their own people, Cullen when the Phyrexians began to experiment on him, and Sy'Rikk when they were first allowed to control Cullen.

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Drawing of Cullen and Sy'Rikk when Sy'Rikk still had full control! Cullen's body was altered immensely after he was discovered to be a planeswalker, such that Sy'Rikk, a phyrexian germ could live within him, controlling him. Much of his body is now a weapon made of a shapeshifting biometal, which contains Sy'Rikk, allowing the germ to control Cullen's body and shape into a manner of weapons while also preventing Cullen from getting infected with Phyresis. The Phyrexians of Inverfeim tasked Sy'Rikk to be the beginning of a new interplanar Phyrexian Empire, which they took to with gusto.

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okay talking about Inverfeim makes me realize I need to design a fit for Elspeth, because I would ideally want her story to conclude there, where she was born.

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I do apologies if that came out as insensitive, I find your planes rather interesting and full of story potential. It is always nice to see planes of a more darker lean. I particularly like the Victorian industrial aged plane powered by phyrexian oil, that is such a cool concept. I actually think my Planeswalker Shepherd would be attracted to such a plane, tending to the downtrend redbloods and setting up one of his churches of universal mercy.

No worries, it wasn't! But yeah, I tend to worldbuild dystopias. Glad you like Inverfeim though! Most redbloods actually want to receive phyresis so that (if they don't die) they can become a blackblood. The aristocracy don't enjoy the thought of playing a more crowded field, so they try to restrict it. Of course I doubt this is a service Shepherd would provide.

aside, Shepherd sounds like he would really get along with my fanwalker Vanya!

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What are the names of this planes? Also don’t worry to much about the guns some older mtg cards have fantasy firearms on them.

On guns heh, I'm aware. That they're still absent even when they ought to not be is a ratings thing nowadays I believe.

But my fanplanes!

-When it still had its original culture, though this was many years ago, it was called Baileoch. However, the Phyrexians conquered it. Its name now is a corruption of the word Ynafem, meaning "perfection" in Phyrexian, but it, like many other Phyrexian words, have been mangled by the large second-class redblood population the blackbloods don't care to teach the proper language. Now it is known as Inverfeim.

-The plane where Primerium, a sort of fuel made of mana, which can be extracted and utilized mechanically, lending itself to great technological advances in warfare, as well as battles over the control of such resources, is called Vestria. The continent of Vestria was formerly made of five warring nations that had grown to be colonial powers, but they've since been dissolved to form a single Vestrian Empire.

-The post-apocalyptic world is known as Axin. It's Aetherstorm has in the last 60 years, wrought havoc on the plane, driving people to desperation ans violence. What many don't know is that the storm is a vortex, pulling the world's matter and energy out into the Eternities, replacing it with volatile, deateuctive Aether. Their world was once a lush paradise, made by a planeswalker when his powers were godlike. He tried to return those powers, channeling the Eternities through the miles of artifice he built into his world's capital, but failed, dooming himself, and it along with him.