#phyrexian invasion

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Yawgmoth's Vile Offering by Chase Stone

[grimecrow]

How it’s gonna go down in March of the Machines!

[combinecutie]

Hey, question for any Golgari, or those who might work with waste management or dealt with the whole invasion thingy. It was a while ago but now I'm just wondering.

What did we... Do, with all the leftovers?

I DON'T WANNA MESS WITH THEM!!!

By the Guildpact I saw some of my coworkers leap at the opportunity to submerge themselves in the oil, nasty nasty yucky no good.

But like, I'm just curious on how we disposed of them? Did they get chucked into a particularly deep pit of the Undercity? Were they brought to a rot farm? Is someone keeping them in storage?

I was enjoying myself a nice cut of mushroom, and got the growing concern that I would not want to be eating the leftovers of those Phyrexian nasties, no matter how much the noble mushroom has repurposed it.

[strixhaven-star]

In Magic the Gathering's "March of the Machine", Phyrexia's invasion of the multiverse will be shown on multiple cards throughout the set.

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Honorable Scout by Mike Ploog

[grimecrow]

SPOILERS For March 20th March Of The Machines Stories!

It might be a spoiler but is it a surprise? Poor dumb Lukka.

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Stun by Mike Ploog

[strixhaven-star]

Some of the planes the Phyrexians invaded have me wondering, Why? There's currently contradicting statements regarding the status of Tolvada. Is the plane afflicted with the Broken Sky that has colors and driving people mad? Or has the plane been decimated by the Broken Sky and there's no one living on it? Both takes have been used by people working at WotC and in stories. So which is it? Can Kaya go back to her home plane like she did after WAR (in those novels that won't be named) or is there no reason to go back?