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Writer - Cassandra Khaw Originally released August-September 2018 Return to Dominaria and Chronicle of Bolas have dragged this blog...
I’ve decided Multiverse in Review is going to keep spending time in the present in addition to doing the traditional deep dives into history. So today I’m reviewing Unbowed in the first of a series of shorter reviews of modern stories!
Portal Second Age is an odd one. A set full of very simple cards that would be pretty much forgotten these days if not for all the guns s...
Multiverse in Review starts the new year with some odd bits and bobs I’ve missed during the Weatherlight Saga. This time: Portal Second Age, a strange set full of guns.
Following our look back at Battlemage , I want to have a short talk about the other Magic-related video game with "Battle" in the title: ...
Multiverse in Review takes a (very short!) look at the Battlegrounds video game, which decided to give a (very short!) backstory to Magic’s most mysterious wizard, Arcanis the Omnipotent
A long, long time ago I covered the game Magic the Gathering: Battlemage . Or, to be more precise, I covered the lore stuff that was present...
I reviewed the Battlemage game a long, long time ago. But in Dominaria Ethan Fleischer slipped in a reference to an in-game document that I hadn’t discussed, so... let’s go back to that game and see what we missed!
Writer - Kate Elliot Originally released June-August 2018 SUMMARY Eh... do you all want me to do a summary? Doing those makes sense w...
I you have told me when I started my blog that I would eventually be reviewing a story featuring the Elder Dragon War I wouldn’t have believed you. But here we are!
OVERVIEW OF THE OTARIA SAGA When I was done with the Weatherlight Saga I did an overview article where I asked questions like whether the...
Time to finally wrap up the Otaria Saga with an overview article in which we speculate on just how the period in Magic’s storyline ended up so reviled.
By the time Onslaught block came around MagicTheGathering.com was firmly established as the main source of official Magic info, and the M...
In the last Multiverse in Review article I look at how Onslaught block’s story was represented online. We uncover a whole new story that never made it into the cards, and I get mad about a 16 year old article in which a new way of handeling the storyline is introduced.
Writer - J. Robert King Cover art - Ron Spears First released in May 2003 SUMMARY So Karona has been born and has her proper name ...
Phew! It took a while, but we made it! Scourge, often cited as the worst Magic novel ever, full of bad characters, worse writing, and the absolute worst continuity issues. Let’s take a look at just what went wrong here.
Writer - J. Robert King Cover art - Ron Spears First released in January 2003 SUMMARY We open on the deathwurms still rampaging. ...
We continue our look at Magic’s worst storyline with Legions. Here the madness really takes center stage, alongside bad sex jokes and terrible characterization.
...only Scourge toÂ
Writer - J. Robert King Cover art - Ken Walker (Actually Kev Walker, but the colofon calls him Ken...) First released in September 20...
Multiverse in Review starts its reviews of what is often called the worst storyline in Magic’s history with Onslaught. It’s the most subdued part of the trilogy, but the first cracks of insanity are already starting to show.
The Secrets of Magic Editor - Jess Lebow Cover Art - Kev Walker Released May 2002 Like The Dragons of Magic this anthology divvi...
Now on Multiverse in Review: The Secrets of Magic!
It is my favorite of the Magic anthologies, as all those secrets it reveals mean it actually ties into the larger continuity more often than not, rather than just presenting some random stories.
A long, long time ago I reviewed the last issues of The Duelist , in which it was promised that the publication would be replaced by a webs...
Multiverse in Review returns to its regular schedule with a look at the coverage of Odyssey block on various websites.
Three new blog posts!
Doing the Dominarian Annotations ended up screwing a little with my release schedule, but I’m doing my best to catch up! So today I’ve got three new blog posts for you all!
First, the final episode of Dominarian Annotations, looking at episode 12 and reviewing the story as a whole.
Next, the Judgment review, wrapping up the Odyssey cycle (although the story really just keeps on going in Onslaught. No rest for poor old Kamahl.)
Finally, a look at the Legends of Dominaria info blurbs and the Magic Story Podcasts Ethan Fleischer and Kelly Digges did for the release of Dominaria.
From now on I’m going back to my old schedule of releasing a review every other week. It’ll be good to wrap up the rest of the Otaria saga!
Sorry this installment of Dominarian Annotations is a little late. Real life things came up. I haven't been able to write about the Magic...
A bit late, but as promise, Multiverse in Review takes a look at the references in the last three episodes of Return to Dominaria!
Hi there! By any chance, do you have the May 1996 issue of The Duelist magazine? (#10) I’ve been trying to solve the “Name That Card” puzzle from issue #9, and it’s driving me bananas. And of course the answers don’t seem to be online ANYWHERE!
I do still have #10, and now I finally also have a scanner!
Writer - Scott McGough Cover art - Mark Zug & Greg Stapels (back art is Laquatus's Champion ) Interior Art - Brian "Chippy" Dugan, ...
Multiverse in Review’s look at the Otaria Saga continues with Chainer’s Torment, generally considered the best of the six books. Let’s see if it holds up!
As I predicted last time, the number of annotations for the stories have decreased dramatically now I don't have to explain the backstory...
The annotations for the last two episodes of Return to Dominaria are up on the blog! Since the number of references has gone down now all the main characters have been introduced, I’ve also taken an in-depth look at the new map of Dominaria released with episode 1!