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The '''Immortal Sun''' is a powerful item hidden in [[Orazca]], an ancient metropolis hidden in the uncharted jungles of [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]].<ref name="Podcast">{{NewRef|feature/magic-story-podcast-ixalan-2017-08-30|''Magic'' Story Podcast: Ixalan|[[Blake Rasmussen]] and [[Alison Luhrs]]|August 30, 2017}}</ref> The Immortal Sun is rumored to be more valuable and powerful than any other artifact in existence, promising boundless wealth, the strength of empire, command over nature, and eternal life.<ref>[https://magic.wizards.com/en/story/planes/ixalan Explore the Planes: Ixalan]</ref> The history of the Immortal Sun is a history of its misuse by mortals.<ref name="Shapers"/>  
{{Infobox artifact
  |image=Immortalsun.jpg
  |origin=[[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]]
  |creator=[[Azor]]
  |user=[[Nicol Bolas]]
  |status=Deactivated
}}
The '''Immortal Sun''' is a powerful item once hidden in [[Orazca]], an ancient metropolis hidden in the uncharted jungles of [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]].<ref name="Podcast">{{DailyRef|feature/magic-story-podcast-ixalan-2017-08-30|''Magic'' Story Podcast: Ixalan|[[Blake Rasmussen]] and [[Alison Luhrs]]|August 30, 2017}}</ref>  
 
==Description==
The Immortal Sun is rumored to be more valuable and powerful than any other artifact in existence, promising boundless wealth, the strength of the empire, command over nature, and eternal life.<ref>[https://magic.wizards.com/en/story/planes/ixalan Explore the Planes: Ixalan]</ref> The history of the Immortal Sun is a history of its misuse by mortals.<ref name="Shapers"/>  
 
The massive stone slab was created ages ago by the ancient [[sphinx]] [[planeswalker]] [[Azor]]. Azor was in league with the [[Ugin|Spirit Dragon]] with whom he had created a plan to trap the nefarious [[Nicol Bolas]] on Ixalan.<ref name="Art Book">[[The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ixalan]]</ref><ref name="Arbiter Law">{{DailyRef|magic-story/arbiter-law-left-chaos-his-wake-2018-01-24|The Arbiter of Law Left Chaos in His Wake|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 24, 2018}}</ref> Though the artifact has powerful magical properties (intended for its guardians to keep it safe), its main purpose is to prevent planeswalkers from leaving Ixalan. Azor created the Immortal Sun by imbuing it with his [[planeswalker's spark]], thus trapping himself as well.
 
When it is activated, the Immortal Sun generates immense heat.<ref name="Weisman Ravnica novel">[[Greg Weisman]] (April 2019). "''[[War of the Spark: Ravnica]]''". Del Rey.</ref> When stood upon, the active Sun provided [[god]]-like powers.


==History==
==History==
===Creation===
The massive stone slab was created ages ago by an ancient [[sphinx]] [[planeswalker]] named [[Azor]]. He was in league with the [[Ugin|Spirit Dragon]] with whom he had created a plan to trap the nefarious [[Nicol Bolas]] on Ixalan.<ref name="Art Book">[[The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ixalan]]</ref><ref name="Arbiter Law">{{NewRef|magic-story/arbiter-law-left-chaos-his-wake-2018-01-24|The Arbiter of Law Left Chaos in His Wake|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 24, 2018}}</ref> Though the artifact has powerful magical properties (intended for its guardians to keep it safe), its main purpose is to prevent planeswalkers from leaving Ixalan. Azor created the Immortal Sun by imbuing it with his [[planeswalker's spark]], thus trapping himself as well.
===Torrezon===
===Torrezon===
The Immortal Sun once belonged to the kingdom that would one day form the [[Vampire#Ixalan|vampiric]] [[Legion of Dusk]] on the continent of '''Torrezon''', where it was kept in a hidden monastery.<ref name="Something Else">{{NewRef|magic-story/something-else-entirely-2017-10-04|Something Else Entirely|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|October 4, 2017}}</ref> The power of the artifact inspired the envy of its neighbours and soon, hostile forces under the leadership of [[List of secondary characters/Ixalan|Pedron the Wicked]] attacked the monastery. The Sun was taken by Azor and he brought it across the sea to the continent of '''Ixalan'''.<ref name="Something Else"/>  
The Immortal Sun once belonged to the kingdom that would one day form the [[Vampire#Ixalan|vampiric]] [[Legion of Dusk]] on the continent of [[Torrezon]], where it was kept in a hidden monastery.<ref name="Something Else">{{DailyRef|magic-story/something-else-entirely-2017-10-04|Something Else Entirely|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|October 4, 2017}}</ref> The power of the artifact inspired the envy of its neighbors and soon, hostile forces under the leadership of [[List of secondary characters/Ixalan|Pedron the Wicked]] attacked the monastery. The Sun was taken by Azor and he brought it across the sea to the continent of [[Ixalan#Ixalan (continent)|Ixalan]].<ref name="Something Else"/>


===Sun Empire===
===Sun Empire===
When the Sun Empire was in possession of the Immortal Sun, they built the incredible city of Orazca and ushered in a new age of prosperity and growth for their people. The Immortal Sun was embedded in the floor of the highest chamber of <c>Metzali, Tower of Triumph</c>. Eventually one of their emperors used it for evil purposes.<ref name="Questions">{{NewRef|feature/ten-burning-questions-ixalan-story-2017-10-25|Ten Burning Questions from the Ixalan Story|[[Chas Andres]]|October 25, 2017}}</ref> As a consequence, Azor caused the Empire to leave the city. The city itself was hidden, overgrown by the jungle.
When the Sun Empire was in possession of the Immortal Sun, they built the incredible city of Orazca and ushered in a new age of prosperity and growth for their people. The Immortal Sun was embedded in the floor of the highest chamber of <c>Metzali, Tower of Triumph</c>. Eventually, one of their emperors used it for evil purposes.<ref name="Questions">{{DailyRef|feature/ten-burning-questions-ixalan-story-2017-10-25|Ten Burning Questions from the Ixalan Story|[[Chas Andres]]|October 25, 2017}}</ref> As a consequence, Azor caused the Empire to leave the city. The city itself was hidden, overgrown by the jungle.


===River Heralds===
===River Heralds===
The [[merfolk]] [[River Heralds]] were then tasked by the Azor to defend the Golden City and the Immortal Sun. They believed that no one should control its power. To protect its secrets, they only knew the city's general area, but not the exact location. They had been making sure no one would get there for centuries.<ref name="Podcast"/><ref name="Shapers">{{NewRef|magic-story/shapers-2017-09-27|The Shapers|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|September 27, 2017}}</ref>
The [[merfolk]] [[River Heralds]] were then tasked by Azor to defend the Golden City and the Immortal Sun. They believed that no one should control its power. To protect its secrets, they only knew the city's general area, but not the exact location. They had been making sure no one would get there for centuries.<ref name="Podcast"/><ref name="Shapers">{{DailyRef|magic-story/shapers-2017-09-27|The Shapers|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|September 27, 2017}}</ref>


===The Race===
===The Race===
Much later, the vampires of the [[Legion of Dusk]] came to the continent of Ixalan to retrieve their possesion. They prayed its power would allow the hopes of the church to be fulfilled and eternal life would be available to all without the need to subsist on the blood of the wicked. Meanwhile the [[Brazen Coalition]] also sought this ancient prize. They thought it might be the key to returning to Torrezon and driving out the Legion of Dusk to reclaim their ancestral lands. One of the merfolk's own, [[Kumena]], had gone against the wishes of the rest of his people and went in search of the artifact himself, hoping to use it to kill the outsiders. Simultenously, the warrior-poet Planeswalker [[Huatli]] was tasked by the Emperor to reclaim the Golden City for the Sun Empire.<ref>{{NewRef|magic-story/question-confidence-2017-09-13|A Question of Confidence|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|September 13, 2017 }}</ref> Huatli temporarily joined up with the merfolk [[Tishana]], to prevent Kumena from gaining control over the Immortal Sun.<ref name="The Race 1">{{NewRef|magic-story/race-part-1-2017-10-11|The Race, Part 1|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|October 11, 2017}}</ref> In the race for Orazca, the planeswalker [[Angrath]] joined the fray, as well.<ref name="The Race 2">{{NewRef|magic-story/race-part-2-2017-10-18|The Race, Part 2|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|October 18, 2017}}</ref> Finally, another planeswalker, [[Vraska]], was tasked by [[Nicol Bolas]] to retrieve the artifact for his nefarious purposes off the plane of Ixalan.<ref name="Questions"/> She travelled together with [[Jace Beleren]], who had lost his memory because of the battle he and the Gatewatch had with Nicol Bolas on [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] before arriving on Ixalan.
Much later, the vampires of the [[Legion of Dusk]] came to the continent of Ixalan to retrieve their possession. They prayed its power would allow the hopes of the church to be fulfilled and eternal life would be available to all without the need to subsist on the blood of the wicked. Meanwhile, the [[Brazen Coalition]] also sought this ancient prize. They thought it might be the key to returning to Torrezon and driving out the Legion of Dusk to reclaim their ancestral lands. One of the merfolk's own, [[Kumena]], had gone against the wishes of the rest of his people and went in search of the artifact himself, hoping to use it to kill the outsiders. Simultaneously, the warrior-poet Planeswalker [[Huatli]] was tasked by the Emperor to reclaim the Golden City for the Sun Empire.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/question-confidence-2017-09-13|A Question of Confidence|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|September 13, 2017 }}</ref> Huatli temporarily joined up with the merfolk [[Tishana]], to prevent Kumena from gaining control over the Immortal Sun.<ref name="The Race 1">{{DailyRef|magic-story/race-part-1-2017-10-11|The Race, Part 1|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|October 11, 2017}}</ref> In the race for Orazca, the planeswalker [[Angrath]] joined the fray, as well.<ref name="The Race 2">{{DailyRef|magic-story/race-part-2-2017-10-18|The Race, Part 2|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|October 18, 2017}}</ref> Finally, another planeswalker, [[Vraska]], was tasked by [[Nicol Bolas]] to retrieve the artifact for his nefarious purposes off the plane of Ixalan.<ref name="Questions"/> She travelled together with [[Jace Beleren]], who had lost his memory because of the battle he and the Gatewatch had with Nicol Bolas on [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] before arriving on Ixalan.


===The Fight for Control===
===The Fight for Control===
Kumena was the first to reach the <c>Sanctum of the Sun</c>. He awoke the city and the creatures within, but was bested shortly after by the combined efforts of the vampires [[Vona]] and [[Mavren Fein]]. They threw him out of the window of the Tower of Triumph, but he was saved in time by his former teacher, Tishana.<ref>{{NewRef|magic-story/flood-2018-01-10|The Flood|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 10, 2018}}</ref><ref name="Arbiter Law"/> Tishana and Huatli started fighting with the vampires, but were interrupted by the [[Siren]] pirate [[List of secondary characters/Ixalan|Malcom]], who drew them out of the room they were fighting in. The song ended and [[List of secondary characters/Ixalan|Breeches]] (a [[goblin]] pirate) started slashing at Vona's face and eyes. Then, Angrath interrupted them all by barreling through the room they were just in. He had killed the dinosaur that Huatli had used to push him into the dirt. He swung his chains at Breeches, who was pulled towards Angrath. Then, everyone scrambled to touch the Immortal Sun. Tishana put her hand on it, Huatli put her foot on its side, Angrath stomped on the object's center, while Vona, who had just been touching it, put both hands on it once again. A current of energy rushed through them all and Huatli laughed at how good it felt. <ref name="Arbiter Law"/>
Kumena was the first to reach the <c>Sanctum of the Sun</c>. He awoke the city and the creatures within but was bested shortly after by the combined efforts of the vampires [[Vona]] and [[Mavren Fein]]. They threw him out of the window of the Tower of Triumph, but he was saved in time by his former teacher, Tishana.<ref name="Arbiter Law"/><ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/flood-2018-01-10|The Flood|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 10, 2018}}</ref> Tishana and Huatli started fighting with the vampires but were interrupted by the [[Siren]] pirate [[List of secondary characters/Ixalan|Malcom]], who drew them out of the room they were fighting in. The song ended and [[List of secondary characters/Ixalan|Breeches]] (a [[goblin]] pirate) started slashing at Vona's face and eyes. Then, Angrath interrupted them all by barreling through the room they were just in. He had killed the dinosaur that Huatli had used to push him into the dirt. He swung his chains at Breeches, who was pulled towards Angrath. Then, everyone scrambled to touch the Immortal Sun. Tishana put her hand on it, Huatli put her foot on its side, Angrath stomped on the object's center, while Vona, who had just been touching it, put both hands on it once again. A current of energy rushed through them all and Huatli laughed at how good it felt.<ref name="Arbiter Law"/>


===The Theft===
===The Theft===
After [[Vraska]] found the Immortal Sun, she summoned [[Bolas]]' henchman [[Tezzeret]]. Tezzeret used the <c>Planar Bridge</c> to spirit the Immortal Sun off the plane. It was revealed that Bolas planned to use the Immortal Sun in his ploy to invade [[Ravnica]].<ref name="sabotage">{{NewRef|magic-story/sabotage-2018-01-31|Sabotage|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 31, 2018}}</ref>
After [[Vraska]] found the Immortal Sun, she summoned [[Bolas]]' henchman [[Tezzeret]]. Tezzeret used the <c>Planar Bridge</c> to spirit the Immortal Sun off the plane. It was revealed that Bolas planned to use the Immortal Sun in his plot to invade [[Ravnica]].<ref name="sabotage">{{DailyRef|magic-story/sabotage-2018-01-31|Sabotage|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 31, 2018}}</ref>
 
===War of the Spark===
Bolas used the Immortal Sun to trap many planeswalkers on Ravnica after they had been lured there by the [[Interplanar Beacon]], to harvest their sparks. [[Chandra]], [[Nissa]], [[Saheeli]], and [[Lavinia]] (plus [[Lazav]]) were tasked with shutting off the Immortal Sun.<ref name="Weisman Ravnica novel"/> At [[New Prahv]], they managed to do so after defeating [[Dovin Baan]], which resulted in a lot of planeswalkers fleeing the plane. [[Jace]] had taught Chandra [[Azor]]'s nine words that would shut off the Sun, that he had dug up from the sphinx's mind. Chandra managed to shut it off with the spell after being briefly possessed and overcome by its power.
 
Afterward, before the final battle with Bolas, they decided to reactivate the Immortal Sun to prevent Bolas from escaping.<ref name="Ashes"/> The Immortal Sun was returned to an inactive state at the very end after Bolas was defeated, but it was not destroyed in the event that it's needed again.


==In-game references==
The artifact was still intact after the War. The planeswalkers discussed antagonists that it could help defeat.<ref name="Ashes">{{DailyRef|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-ashes-2019-06-12|War of the Spark: Ravnica – Ashes|[[Greg Weisman]]|June 12, 2019}}</ref> [[Vivien]] specifically brought up [[Liliana]].<ref name="Weisman Ravnica novel"/>
'''Represented in:'''
* <c>The Immortal Sun</c>


'''Depicted in:'''
===Phyrexian Invasion and Aftermath===
* <c>Mastermind’s Acquisition</c>
[[New Prahv]] was severely damaged during [[New Phyrexia's Invasion of the Multiverse]] after [[Vraska]] directed [[Realmbreaker]] to attack the Azorius guild hall and the jail in which she had once been imprisoned. The status of the Immortal Sun is unknown.<ref name="The Same">{{DailyRef|magic-story/one-and-the-same|March of the Machine Ravnica: One And The Same|[[Alison Lührs]]|March 24, 2023}}</ref>


'''Referenced:'''
==In-game references==
* <c>Blood Sun</c>
{{in-game
*{{Cardlink|Daring Buccaneer}}  
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*<c>The Immortal Sun</c>
|art=
*<c>Commence the Endgame</c>
*<c>Golden Demise</c>
*{{card|Island|War of the Spark|#=253}}
*{{card|Island|War of the Spark|#=254}}
*{{card|Island|War of the Spark|#=255}}
*<c>Kumena's Awakening</c>
*<c>Mastermind’s Acquisition</c>
*<c>No Escape</c>
*<c>Sanctum of the Sun</c>
*<c>Vona's Hunger</c>
|flavor=
*<c>Blood Sun</c>
*<c>City's Blessing</c>
*{{card|Daring Buccaneer}}  
*<c>Deathless Ancient</c>
*<c>Deathless Ancient</c>
*<c>Dusk Legion Zealot</c>
*<c>Dusk Legion Zealot</c>
* <c>Hardy Veteran</c>
*<c>Hardy Veteran</c>
*<c>Inspiring Cleric</c>
*<c>Inspiring Cleric</c>
*<c>Legion Conquistador</c>
*<c>Legion Conquistador</c>
*<c>Ravenous Chupacabra</c>
*<c>Ravenous Chupacabra</c>
*<c>Sanctum of the Sun</c>
*<c>Sanguine Glorifier</c>
*<c>Sanguine Glorifier</c>
*<c>Soul of the Rapids</c>
*<c>Soul of the Rapids</c>
*<c>Star of Extinction</c>
*<c>Sworn Guardian</c>
*<c>Sworn Guardian</c>
}}


==References==
==References==
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Immortal Sun
[[File:{{#setmainimage:Immortalsun.jpg}}|250px]]
Characteristics
Origin Ixalan
Creator Azor
User Nicol Bolas
Status Deactivated

The Immortal Sun is a powerful item once hidden in Orazca, an ancient metropolis hidden in the uncharted jungles of Ixalan.[1]

Description

The Immortal Sun is rumored to be more valuable and powerful than any other artifact in existence, promising boundless wealth, the strength of the empire, command over nature, and eternal life.[2] The history of the Immortal Sun is a history of its misuse by mortals.[3]

The massive stone slab was created ages ago by the ancient sphinx planeswalker Azor. Azor was in league with the Spirit Dragon with whom he had created a plan to trap the nefarious Nicol Bolas on Ixalan.[4][5] Though the artifact has powerful magical properties (intended for its guardians to keep it safe), its main purpose is to prevent planeswalkers from leaving Ixalan. Azor created the Immortal Sun by imbuing it with his planeswalker's spark, thus trapping himself as well.

When it is activated, the Immortal Sun generates immense heat.[6] When stood upon, the active Sun provided god-like powers.

History

Torrezon

The Immortal Sun once belonged to the kingdom that would one day form the vampiric Legion of Dusk on the continent of Torrezon, where it was kept in a hidden monastery.[7] The power of the artifact inspired the envy of its neighbors and soon, hostile forces under the leadership of Pedron the Wicked attacked the monastery. The Sun was taken by Azor and he brought it across the sea to the continent of Ixalan.[7]

Sun Empire

When the Sun Empire was in possession of the Immortal Sun, they built the incredible city of Orazca and ushered in a new age of prosperity and growth for their people. The Immortal Sun was embedded in the floor of the highest chamber of Metzali, Tower of Triumph. Eventually, one of their emperors used it for evil purposes.[8] As a consequence, Azor caused the Empire to leave the city. The city itself was hidden, overgrown by the jungle.

River Heralds

The merfolk River Heralds were then tasked by Azor to defend the Golden City and the Immortal Sun. They believed that no one should control its power. To protect its secrets, they only knew the city's general area, but not the exact location. They had been making sure no one would get there for centuries.[1][3]

The Race

Much later, the vampires of the Legion of Dusk came to the continent of Ixalan to retrieve their possession. They prayed its power would allow the hopes of the church to be fulfilled and eternal life would be available to all without the need to subsist on the blood of the wicked. Meanwhile, the Brazen Coalition also sought this ancient prize. They thought it might be the key to returning to Torrezon and driving out the Legion of Dusk to reclaim their ancestral lands. One of the merfolk's own, Kumena, had gone against the wishes of the rest of his people and went in search of the artifact himself, hoping to use it to kill the outsiders. Simultaneously, the warrior-poet Planeswalker Huatli was tasked by the Emperor to reclaim the Golden City for the Sun Empire.[9] Huatli temporarily joined up with the merfolk Tishana, to prevent Kumena from gaining control over the Immortal Sun.[10] In the race for Orazca, the planeswalker Angrath joined the fray, as well.[11] Finally, another planeswalker, Vraska, was tasked by Nicol Bolas to retrieve the artifact for his nefarious purposes off the plane of Ixalan.[8] She travelled together with Jace Beleren, who had lost his memory because of the battle he and the Gatewatch had with Nicol Bolas on Amonkhet before arriving on Ixalan.

The Fight for Control

Kumena was the first to reach the Sanctum of the Sun. He awoke the city and the creatures within but was bested shortly after by the combined efforts of the vampires Vona and Mavren Fein. They threw him out of the window of the Tower of Triumph, but he was saved in time by his former teacher, Tishana.[5][12] Tishana and Huatli started fighting with the vampires but were interrupted by the Siren pirate Malcom, who drew them out of the room they were fighting in. The song ended and Breeches (a goblin pirate) started slashing at Vona's face and eyes. Then, Angrath interrupted them all by barreling through the room they were just in. He had killed the dinosaur that Huatli had used to push him into the dirt. He swung his chains at Breeches, who was pulled towards Angrath. Then, everyone scrambled to touch the Immortal Sun. Tishana put her hand on it, Huatli put her foot on its side, Angrath stomped on the object's center, while Vona, who had just been touching it, put both hands on it once again. A current of energy rushed through them all and Huatli laughed at how good it felt.[5]

The Theft

After Vraska found the Immortal Sun, she summoned Bolas' henchman Tezzeret. Tezzeret used the Planar Bridge to spirit the Immortal Sun off the plane. It was revealed that Bolas planned to use the Immortal Sun in his plot to invade Ravnica.[13]

War of the Spark

Bolas used the Immortal Sun to trap many planeswalkers on Ravnica after they had been lured there by the Interplanar Beacon, to harvest their sparks. Chandra, Nissa, Saheeli, and Lavinia (plus Lazav) were tasked with shutting off the Immortal Sun.[6] At New Prahv, they managed to do so after defeating Dovin Baan, which resulted in a lot of planeswalkers fleeing the plane. Jace had taught Chandra Azor's nine words that would shut off the Sun, that he had dug up from the sphinx's mind. Chandra managed to shut it off with the spell after being briefly possessed and overcome by its power.

Afterward, before the final battle with Bolas, they decided to reactivate the Immortal Sun to prevent Bolas from escaping.[14] The Immortal Sun was returned to an inactive state at the very end after Bolas was defeated, but it was not destroyed in the event that it's needed again.

The artifact was still intact after the War. The planeswalkers discussed antagonists that it could help defeat.[14] Vivien specifically brought up Liliana.[6]

Phyrexian Invasion and Aftermath

New Prahv was severely damaged during New Phyrexia's Invasion of the Multiverse after Vraska directed Realmbreaker to attack the Azorius guild hall and the jail in which she had once been imprisoned. The status of the Immortal Sun is unknown.[15]

In-game references

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References

  1. ↑ a b Blake Rasmussen and Alison Luhrs (August 30, 2017). "Magic Story Podcast: Ixalan". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. ↑ Explore the Planes: Ixalan
  3. ↑ a b R&D Narrative Team (September 27, 2017). "The Shapers". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  4. ↑ The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ixalan
  5. ↑ a b c R&D Narrative Team (January 24, 2018). "The Arbiter of Law Left Chaos in His Wake". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  6. ↑ a b c Greg Weisman (April 2019). "War of the Spark: Ravnica". Del Rey.
  7. ↑ a b R&D Narrative Team (October 4, 2017). "Something Else Entirely". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  8. ↑ a b Chas Andres (October 25, 2017). "Ten Burning Questions from the Ixalan Story". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  9. ↑ R&D Narrative Team (September 13, 2017). "A Question of Confidence". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  10. ↑ R&D Narrative Team (October 11, 2017). "The Race, Part 1". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  11. ↑ R&D Narrative Team (October 18, 2017). "The Race, Part 2". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  12. ↑ R&D Narrative Team (January 10, 2018). "The Flood". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  13. ↑ R&D Narrative Team (January 31, 2018). "Sabotage". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  14. ↑ a b Greg Weisman (June 12, 2019). "War of the Spark: Ravnica – Ashes". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  15. ↑ Alison Lührs (March 24, 2023). "March of the Machine Ravnica: One And The Same". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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