(( once again irl gets in the way of my ~dramatic comeback, so enjoy this picture of the fat pack i opened today instead! I’M PRETTY PLEASED WITH IT …
p.s. zeico, you owe me an art-off. ))
iT's LoRd MaRkOv. HEEheeHEEheeHEE... wHeN wIlL yOu DIE? WiLl YoU DIE hErE?
I suppose I should try true death sometime, just for completion’s sake.
Not today, though. Sorry to disappoint.
W-wait, two Sorins? @/\/\ @ ...
It’s a long story involving some eldrazi, a long night, and that merfolk from Rite of Replication…
… Needless to say, it’s a bit complicated.
HEY, THE NOT CAKE OBSESSED SORIN IS BACK!!! HELLO!!!
It was only a three month bender.
That’s not even remotely a record.
Markov you bastard!
You created Avacyn?!
For what, balance?! Have you grown soft for the humans in your travels?!
I just… cannot believe that you did this!
Balance? Sure.
But more accurately? I was bored.
Sorin, Lord of Innistrad!
This guy is great. He reminds me of Elspeth, Knight Errant. He makes tokens, gains life, pumps the board, and KILLS EVERYTHING. Now this is a good card. I’m going to start brewing with this guy right away.
Strange that I am compared to the Vampire…
What I am most concerned about is his sudden use of White.
Sudden is hardly the right term.
Sorin Markov has used White Magic LONG before you were born.
I’m absolutely flattered that you remember, Bolas.
Have you ever been to the realm of Hyrule?
Yes, but most of their denizens aren’t too… accepting of vampires.
Crazy world, I know.
Din and Farore do remind me of Chandra and Nissa, though…
askeleshnorn said:
Don’t worry, Mind Mage, Ravnica is on the way to being purified
Somehow I find this doubtful.
One drop…
Mirrodin was, in my theory, already the perfect vector for Phyrexian propagation. The techno-organic nature of the plane, coupled with the infection residing within Karn, who I understand had a personal connection to the plane due to being its creator, having gone undetected as it did, made the extent to which the corruption spread a near inevitability. The previous feuding between the Mirrans also hindered the ability for them to respond to the threat - which they weren’t even aware existed - until it was too obvious to ignore.
Ravnica doesn’t share any of these conditions. Especially not the last, since I can deliver a warning of the oncoming Phyrexian forces.
On that note, if you’ll excuse me…
… Izzets.
