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You've probably already know that Magic: The Gathering's multiverse is huge, but have you ever identified which plane would suit you the most?
In this set we've discovered a new chapter of the game's lore and we were introduced to new traits of these planes in which the story happens.
We've selected a few of the main planes so you can find out which of them most fits you.
Are you ready? So let's go!
Choose:
Living in a plane with a lot of history
Living in a plane in which mortals, kamis, gods and spirits live together in harmony.
Living in an artificial plane, but which evolves with the help of artifacts and other inventions.
Living in a plane with urban and metropolis aesthetics.
What do you most like to do for fun?
Going in an adventure to find treasures and using a lot of mana in the process.
Fighting in God's name against monsters and other powerful opponents
Enjoying your free time drinking with werewolves in taverns
Learning everything there is to know about the history of my plane
A battle started! What do you do?
I stay calm, I was trained to deal with that.
I just watch. After all, that's natural selection!
I pray that there aren't Eldrazis involved (again)
I trust the local regiment's training to deal with that
What would bother you the most?
Sleeping agents' attacks
A horde of zombies strolling through my yard
Receiving a divine mission in the weekend
Someone doubting the machines' perfection
Date time! How do you chose the perfect person?
Asking them to tell me their most interesting adventures
Investigating if they're not part of any rival factions
Finding out if they're connected to any problematic guild
Double-checking if they're not a vampire or a werewolf
Choose a scene:
Floating Islands
A hostile place
A school
Night sky buildings
Finally, choose a quote:
“They say nothing lasts forever. I say everything lasts forever, just not in the form you may be accustomed to.”
“Seclusion is only an option for the strong.”
“Life grows everywhere. My kin merely find those places where it grows strongest.”
“The gods here may walk among the people, but they are not with them.”
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