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|name=Jace Beleren
|birthplace=[[Silmot's Crossing]], [[Vryn]]  
|birthplace=[[Silmot's Crossing]], [[Vryn]]  
|lifetime=~4582
|born=4534 [[AR]]<ref name="Duels"/><ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/>
|race=[[Human]] [[planeswalker]]
|lifetime=''[[Compleation|Compleated]]'' 4562<br/>''Uncompleated'' 4562
|sources=''[[Agents of Artifice]]'',<BR><small>see external links</small>
|race=[[Human]] [[Planeswalker]]<br>Briefly [[Phyrexian]]
|parents=[[Gav Beleren]]<br/>[[Ranna Beleren]]
|children=[[Loot (Fomori)|Loot]] (adopted)
|sources=[[Agents of Artifice]], [[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]]
|colors=Center: {{mana|U}}
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'''Jace [[Beleren]]''' (<small>[[Phyrexian (language)|Phyrexian]]:</small> <span style="font-family:PhyrexianHorizontal">auL</span>, <small>[[Wikipedia:International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA]]: [ʤes]</small>) is a [[human]] [[planeswalker]] and mind-mage from [[Vryn]]. While working with the [[Infinite Consortium]] on [[Ravnica]], he went by the name '''Berrim'''.<ref name="aoa"/> He is the former [[Living Guildpact]] of Ravnica and a founding member of the [[Gatewatch]]. He was [[Compleation|compleated]] during the events of ''[[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]]'' and remained a Phyrexian for some time until [[Elesh Norn]]'s defeat.
==Appearance and characteristics==
Jace is incredibly intelligent, curious to a fault, and specializes in mental magic, capable of telepathy, clairvoyance, and [[illusion]].<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/> He has a reserved nature and a troubled conscience for the poor decisions he made in his past.<ref>{{PWBio|Jace-Beleren}}</ref> Always in control, Jace is a master of mind-reading and memory modification, and is a master illusionist. His telepathic powers allow him to manipulate enemy mages by countering their magic or using their spells against them. He can create a telepathic link between multiple allies, allowing them to communicate across long distances.<ref name="Train">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-3-a-train-to-prosperity|Episode 3: A Train to Prosperity|[[Akemi Dawn Bowman]]|March 17, 2024}}</ref> His telepathy can also be used offensively, inducing fatal seizures in his opponents.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 1"/> He is mostly self-taught, as he has a habit of losing or deleting his memories. An adept analyst, he has an optimized plan, and a backup plan, for every situation.
Jace is a slender young man with unkempt chestnut brown hair.<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> He is 5'10" tall and weighs 160lbs.<ref name="Duels">Planeswalker Bios, [[Magic 2014/Duels of the Planeswalkers|Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014]]</ref><ref name="Baseball">{{WebRef|url=https://secretlair.wizards.com/us/product/865798/magic-the-baseballing|title=Magic: The Baseballing|author=Scalefast Inc.|date=August 28, 2023|publisher=[[Wizards of the Coast]] [[Secret Lair]]}}</ref> His white facial tattoos were created by the [[Ravnica]]n [[Gruul]], who took him in as a child. He wears a cloak in his family's blues, sporting a symbol of an elongated ring, open at the bottom, with a circle floating in the middle.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/><ref name="The Flood"/> The symbol represents a [[Alhammarret|sphinx's]] collar, which for a long time was the one remaining memory of his [[Vryn|home plane]]. He used illusions for a time to make himself look fitter but stopped doing so after he got in shape on [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]], and after de-[[compleation]] uses it to cover up the scars and "plugs" from his transformation.<ref name="The Ballad"/> He has other mundane scars, one on his right ring finger and another that begins on his knuckle and runs stick straight up his arm.<ref name="The Same"/> He has clearwater blue eyes with a small brown freckle in one. On [[Bloomburrow (plane)|Bloomburrow]], Jace appears as a [[fox]]folk with fur markings matching his tattoos.<ref name="The Lost"/>
Jace visualizes his mind as seamless alabaster stone with a warm, simple well at its center.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 1"/> Within the well is a facsimile of [[Useless Island]]. The [[Blind Eternities]] and others' minds appear to him as endlessly intricate layers of glass, curving and overlapping.
Jace is centered in [[blue]] mana. When creating spells, Jace's eyes shine bright blue with magic. He usually tries to avoid physical combat. As he planeswalks, he disappears in a complex crisscross pattern of blue light.
===Personal life===
Jace plays chess and considers himself good at it.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/promised-end-2016-07-27|The Promised End}}</ref>
Jace also says memoirs are his favorite book genre because he likes interesting people. <ref name="sabotage">{{DailyRef|magic-story/sabotage-2018-01-31|Sabotage|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 31, 2018}}</ref>
Jace has had a romantic engagement with [[Liliana Vess]], but their relationship collapsed under the strain of the events of ''[[Agents of Artifice]]''. Before becoming the Living Guildpact, he also had a burgeoning relationship with [[Emmara Tandris]], one of his first friends on Ravnica, but she could not bear to share the knowledge of the multiverse and planeswalkers with the [[Selesnya]] and asked to have it removed from her mind and with it most of Jace's identity. Finally, [[Vraska]] and Jace have been involved since their sojourn on Ixalan.


'''Jace Beleren''' is a [[human]] [[planeswalker]] who is incredibly intelligent and adept with [[blue]] magic, capable of such talents as clairvoyance and [[illusion]]. His specialty, though, is in the art of inborn telepathy which makes him unique within the multiverse. He has a reserved and decadent nature and a troubled conscience for the poor decisions he has made in the past.<ref>''[http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=magic/planeswalkers/jacebeleren Jace Beleren]''</ref>
==History==
==History==
===Adolescence===
===Adolescence===
Jace was born at [[Silmot's Crossing]] on the [[plane]] of [[Vryn]]. His unique gift of telepathy manifested very early in his life, often to his parent's immense embarrassment. Desperate to curb the young man's precocious nature, his father sought the assistance of the local mage known as Alhammarret. Alhammarret took Jace from his father, and allowed him to apprentice underneath him. Under his tutelage, Jace spent years learning new spells and talents, but most importantly, he began to feel welcome for the first time in memory.
[[File:Jace vs Alhammarret.jpg|left|thumb|247x247px|Jace confronts his master Alhammarret]]
Jace was born at [[Silmot's Crossing]] on the [[plane]] of [[Vryn]]. His unique gift of telepathy manifested very early in his life, often to his parent's immense embarrassment. When his block's cart horse [[List of secondary characters#Vryn|Pewter]] fell ill, Jace created an [[illusion]]ary double, maintaining it for weeks after the horse's death.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/> Desperate to curb the young man's precocious nature, his father [[List of secondary characters|Gav Beleren]] sought the assistance of the local mage known as [[Alhammarret]]. Alhammarret took Jace from his father and allowed him to become his apprentice at age thirteen. Under his tutelage, Jace spent years learning new [[spells]] and talents, but most importantly, he began to feel welcome for the first time in memory.


It was not to last though. Jace eventually became strong enough to try his talents against his master, and learned the shocking truth of his own existence. He discovered that his spark had ignited over a year ago, dipping him into the blind eternities only for a moment. Alhammarret had lied to him about what had happened, telling him his illusions had backfired and not to concern himself with it. Alhammeret confided in Jace's father about the event, and they agreed to keep the truth from Jace.
It was not to last though. Jace eventually became strong enough to try his talents against his master and learned the shocking truth of his existence. He discovered that his [[spark]] had ignited over a year ago, dipping him into the [[Blind Eternities]] only for a moment. Alhammarret had lied to him about what had happened, telling him his illusions had backfired and not to concern himself with it. Alhammarret confided in Jace's father about the event, and they agreed to keep the truth from Jace.


Jace seethed over this news for days, holding his temper close to his heart until finally, during one of their practice sessions, Jace snapped. Jace slipped into his mind and unleashed all of his rage and pain at once, completely destroying Alhammarret's mind. Jace fled, a wanted individual everywhere within a hundred miles of his hometown. Finally, Jace erased his own memories, so that he would never have to see his teacher's face again and feel the weight of what he had done.
Jace seethed over this news for days, holding his temper close to his heart until finally, during one of their practice sessions, Jace snapped. He slipped into Alhammarret's mind and unleashed all of his rage and pain at once, destroying his master's mind. Jace fled, assuming he would be wanted everywhere within a hundred miles of his hometown. Ironically, due to Alhammarret's death and his disappearance, Jace was presumed dead alongside his master.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/> Finally, Jace erased his memories, so that he would never have to see his teacher's face again and feel the weight of what he had done.
 
====Revised origin====
[[File:Jace Memories.jpg|thumb|250x250px|With his mind shattered from the confrontation with Alhammarret, Jace's spark ignites]]
In a more recent update to Jace's origin, Alhammarret was revealed to be a [[sphinx]] who arbitrated between the two warring factions of Vryn.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/jaces-origin-absent-minds-2015-06-24|Jace’s Origin: Absent Minds|[[Kelly Digges]]|June 24, 2015}}</ref> After two years of training, Alhammarret began sending Jace out to gather information. Under the cover of darkness and cloaked by [[illusion]]s, Jace would sneak into a camp of one of the opposing sides to learn about the army's battle plans. During one of these reconnaissance missions, Jace tried to enter his master's mind, a feat he had never accomplished before. He learned the shocking truth of his existence: his spark had ignited a year ago, dipping him into the Blind Eternities only for a moment. Alhammarret had lied to him about what had happened and had repeatedly wiped the incident from the young man's mind.<ref name="The Flood"/> When Jace finally found out, he began to erase his knowledge to keep it away from the sphinx. Instead, he kept records on paper.
 
Later it turned out that Alhammarret was playing both warring factions against each other by providing them with military intel, and thus keeping his status as arbiter intact. He used Jace as a go-between, to gather information from the Ampryn and the Trovians, deliver it, and learn more just in the delivery. And every time, he'd wiped Jace's memory of it, taken the money for himself, and kept the war going.
 
Eventually, Jace goaded his master into a duel of telepathy. At the cost of much of his mind (and, inadvertently, his memories), he destroyed the Sphinx's mind, rendering Alhammarret unable to breathe.<ref name="The Flood"/> The force of the battle, in combination with the damage done to himself, forced Jace to accidentally planeswalk away, landing himself in the streets of [[Ravnica]].


===''Agents of Artifice''===
===''Agents of Artifice''===
[[Image:jace2.jpg|left|thumb|Sketch by [[Aleksi Briclot]] revealing his unhooded face.]]Jace found his way to the plane of [[Ravnica]] after some time. Here he settled into a comfortable life, living in the upper echelons of society and earning his money through blackmail. He would use his telepathy to learn the secrets of the wealthy and extort them for his continued silence. While conducting business, Jace was attacked by creatures summoned by members of the [[Infinite Consortium]]. After some brief background research, Jace confronted the Consortium's master [[Tezzeret]] and learned that these attacks were in fact an "invitation" for Jace to join [[Tezzeret]]'s organization. With some hesitation, Jace agreed and began training with Tezzeret to hone his telepathy for the Consortium's use.
On [[Ravnica]] he settled into a comfortable life, living in the upper echelons of society and earning his money through blackmail. He would use his telepathy to learn the secrets of the wealthy and extort money from them for his continued silence. While conducting business, Jace was attacked by creatures summoned by members of the [[Infinite Consortium]]. After some brief background research, Jace confronted the Consortium's master [[Tezzeret]] and learned that these attacks were, in fact, an "invitation" for Jace to join [[Tezzeret]]'s organization. With some hesitation, Jace agreed and began training with Tezzeret to hone his telepathy for the Consortium's use.<ref name="aoa">[[Ari Marmell]] (2009). ''[[Agents of Artifice]]'', [[Wizards of the Coast]]. ISBN-13 978-0786951345</ref>


Jace was partnered with a blademaster by the name of Kallist, who by some coincidence looked remarkably like Jace, and together they began to train each other in their own specialties between assignments. After a few years, Jace came to realize how badly the Consortium's practices had impacted him, and began to feel guilty, ironically, of not feeling any guilt over some of the things he has done in the Consortium's name. Things started to come to a head when a mission to [[Kamigawa]] ended spectacularly with the massacre of a [[Nezumi]] village. In punishment, Tezzeret savagely beat Jace for failing, though the mission failed through no fault of Jace's.  
At one point, Jace was sent to the abandoned plane of [[Thunder Junction]] to investigate the contents of an [[Maag Taranau|ancient vault]]. He was chosen for the task because Tezzeret's master [[Nicol Bolas]] feared the vault's contents and Tezzeret was unable to get inside. Reaching inside with his telepathy, he found a childlike presence blocked by a psychic barrier. When he reported his findings to Tezzeret, the elder planeswalker had no interest in exploring further.


Shortly thereafter, an agent of [[Nicol Bolas]], the original master of the Infinite Consortium and Tezzeret's main rival, contacted Tezzeret over a mining dispute on an unknown plane. Tezzeret scheduled a meeting with the dragon on an arctic plane and brought Jace along to insure that Bolas did not attempt to probe Tezzeret's mind. Jace became distracted by the dragon, who held two conversations with them both. Jace's defenses, which were untested to begin with, failed when Bolas struck. After fleeing for their lives from Bolas's forces, Jace succumbed to frostbite and lost a toe. This was the least of his injuries though, as Tezzeret used his [[manablade]] to torture Jace for having failed despite his inexperience and the vast difference of power that Bolas possessed.
Jace was partnered with a blademaster by the name of [[Kallist Rhoka]], who by some coincidence looked remarkably like Jace, and together they began to train each other in their specialties between assignments. After a few years, Jace came to realize how badly the Consortium's practices had impacted him and began to feel guilty, ironically, of not feeling any guilt over some of the things he has done in the Consortium's name. Things started to come to a head when a mission to [[Kamigawa]] ended spectacularly with the massacre of a [[Nezumi]] village. As punishment, Tezzeret savagely beats Jace for failing, though the mission failed through no fault of Jace's.<ref name=aoa/>


Finally, Jace grew uneasy with Tezzeret's methods and total lust for power, and after refusing a task which went against his very nature, he ultimately fell out of Tezzeret's graces. Jace took Kallist with him and ran to the farthest reaches of Ravnica in hopes of escaping the Consortium's wrath. While trying to lie low, the pair ran into the lovely necromancer [[Liliana Vess]], who flirted endlessly with both of them, finally settling into a torrid affair with Jace. Without Jace's knowledge, and with a heavy heart, Liliana revealed where Jace and Kallist had settled to the Consortium. In a desperate attempt to save both their lives, Jace tried to absorb Kallist's mind and switched bodies with the assassin when it failed.  
Shortly thereafter, an agent of Nicol Bolas, the original master of the Infinite Consortium and Tezzeret's main rival, contacted Tezzeret over a mining dispute on an unknown plane. Tezzeret scheduled a meeting with the dragon on an Arctic plane and brought Jace along to ensure that Bolas did not attempt to probe Tezzeret's mind. Jace became distracted by the dragon, who held two conversations with them both. Jace's defenses, which were untested, to begin with, failed when Bolas struck. After fleeing for their lives from Bolas's forces, Jace succumbed to frostbite and lost a toe. This was the least of his injuries though, as Tezzeret used his [[manablade]] to torture Jace for having failed despite his inexperience and the vast difference between his power and that which Bolas possessed.<ref name=aoa/>
[[File:Jace vs Tezzeret.png|thumb|244x244px|Jace vs Tezzeret|alt=|left]]
Finally, Jace grew uneasy with Tezzeret's methods and total lust for power, and after refusing a task that went against his very nature, he ultimately fell out of Tezzeret's graces. Jace took Kallist with him and ran to the farthest reaches of Ravnica in hopes of escaping the Consortium's wrath. While trying to lie low, the pair ran into the lovely necromancer [[Liliana Vess]], who flirted endlessly with both of them, finally settling into a torrid affair with Jace. Without Jace's knowledge, and with a heavy heart, Liliana revealed where Jace and Kallist had settled to the Consortium. In a desperate attempt to save both their lives, Jace tried to absorb Kallist's mind and switched bodies with the assassin when it failed.<ref name=aoa/>


Six months later, "Jace" in Kallist's body died and his mind returned to its original body with extreme trauma to Jace's psyche. Liliana took him away to recover and urged him to pursue Tezzeret for his part in Kallist's death. This resulted in Tezzeret and Jace scheming against each other, Tezzeret trying to kill Jace for his insubordination and impudence, and Jace just wanting to finally be free from Tezzeret and the Consortium. Jace turned to Nicol Bolas for help in locating Tezzeret's sanctum, and he and Liliana planned an assault on the artificer's base. Ultimately, the attack failed, Jace was captured, and Liliana's treachery came to light. Tezzeret spent months constructing an artifact to control Jace's mind without damaging his abilities, all the while having Jace tortured violently by the pyromancer [[Baltrice]]. Liliana approached the captured Jace and tried to make him understand the reasons she'd done the things she had. She genuinely cared for him, and she helped Jace to escape the prison Tezzeret constructed. Together they again attempted to destroy Tezzeret, wreaking havoc in his base of operations. Ultimately, Jace and the artificer dueled, resulting in Jace wiping Tezzeret's mind clean, leaving the consortium without a leader. Jace made a vow to himself to help Liliana in any way that he could.
Six months later, "Jace" in Kallist's body died and his mind returned to its original body with extreme trauma to Jace's psyche. Liliana took him away to recover and urged him to pursue Tezzeret for his part in Kallist's death. This resulted in Tezzeret and Jace scheming against each other, Tezzeret trying to kill Jace for his insubordination and impudence, and Jace just wanting to be free from Tezzeret and the Consortium finally. Jace turned to Nicol Bolas for help in locating Tezzeret's sanctum, and he and Liliana planned an assault on the artificer's base. Ultimately, the attack failed, Jace was captured, and Liliana's betrayal came to light. Tezzeret spent months constructing an artifact to control Jace's mind without damaging his abilities, all the while having Jace tortured violently by the pyromancer [[Baltrice]]. Liliana approached the captured Jace and tried to make him understand the reasons she'd done the things she had. She genuinely cared for him, and she helped Jace escape the prison Tezzeret constructed. Together they again attempted to destroy Tezzeret, wreaking havoc in his base of operations. Ultimately, Jace and the artificer dueled, resulting in Jace wiping Tezzeret's mind clean, leaving the consortium without a leader. Jace made a vow to himself to help Liliana in any way that he could.<ref name=aoa/>
 
It was later revealed that Jace, despite his hesitance, had taken over the Ravnican cell of the Infinite Consortium for lack of any better options at the time.


===''The Purifying Fire''===
===''The Purifying Fire''===
At some point during Jace's first year working for the Infinite Consortium, he was sent to track down and retrieve a scroll [[Chandra]] had stolen from the Sanctum of Stars in [[Kephalai]]. However, his mission was to erase all memories of it from the pyromancer's mind, and not just to return the scroll to Kephalai. He tracked her to the monastery of [[Keral Keep]] where he confronted the girl. After a short battle, Jace completed his objective and planeswalked away.
At some point during Jace's first year working for the Infinite Consortium, he was sent to track down and retrieve a scroll [[Chandra]] had stolen from the Sanctum of Stars in [[Kephalai]]. However, his mission was to erase all memories of it from the pyromancer's mind, and not just to return the scroll to Kephalai. He tracked her to the monastery of [[Keral Keep]] where he confronted the girl. After a short battle, Jace completed his objective and planeswalked away.<ref name=TPF> ''[[The Purifying Fire]]''</ref>


===Zendikar===
===Zendikar===
Roughly three years after retrieving the Dragon Scroll from Chandra, Jace's interest in it was once more piqued for an unknown reason. With [[Garruk Wildspeaker|Garruk's]] "assistance", Jace soon decoded the location in the scroll as [[Zendikar]]. Shortly thereafter, he followed in Chandra's footsteps, having hired a guide to climb through the mountains of [[Akoum]]. Using his skill at illusion to keep himself safe, he and his guide soon encountered the bedraggled [[Anowon]], who attacked Jace and killed his treacherous guide. Subduing Anowon, Jace ripped the information he sought from the vampire's mind and convinced him to replace his guide to the [[Eye of Ugin]].
[[File:Jace eldrazi.jpg|thumb|214x214px|Jace is attacked by an Eldrazi]]
Roughly three years after retrieving the Dragon Scroll from Chandra, Jace's interest in it was once more piqued for an unknown reason. With [[Garruk Wildspeaker|Garruk's]] "assistance", Jace soon decoded the location in the scroll as [[Zendikar]]. Shortly thereafter, he followed in Chandra's footsteps, having hired a guide to climb through the mountains of [[Akoum]].<ref name="Journey">[[Jenna Helland]] (2009), "''[[Journey to the Eye]]''", [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref> Using his skill at illusion to keep himself safe, he and his guide soon encountered the bedraggled [[Anowon]], who attacked Jace and killed his treacherous guide. Subduing Anowon, Jace ripped the information he sought from the vampire's mind and convinced him to replace his guide to the [[Eye of Ugin]].
[[File:Jace vs Eldrazi.jpg|left|thumb|221x221px]]
Upon arriving at the Eye, a wall closed between the two, with Anowon shouting warnings at Jace that fell on deaf ears. What Jace found, much to his surprise, was an immense [[Sarkhan Vol|Dragon]] fighting Chandra, who was hard-pressed to continue the fight.<ref name="Awakenings">[[Doug Beyer]] (2010), "''[[Awakenings]]''", [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref> Jace immediately offered his help but was stunned to find his spells malfunctioning and one of the Hedrons floating about the cave absorbing his magic. Acting upon intuition and things he had gleaned from the scroll that led him here, Jace told Chandra to try and generate fire that could not be seen. With it, the pair defeated Sarkhan, knocking the entire group unconscious. Chandra was the first to awake and pulled Jace to his feet before walking away, leaving Jace to ponder who had manipulated the pair into crossing paths.


Upon arriving at the Eye, a wall closed between the two, with Anowon shouting warnings at Jace that fell on deaf ears. What Jace found, much to his surprise, was an immense [[Sarkhan Vol|Dragon]] fighting Chandra, who was hard pressed to continue the fight. Jace immediately offered his help, but was stunned to find his spells malfunctioning and one of the Hedrons floating about the cave absorbing his magic. Acting upon intuition and things he had gleaned from the scroll that led him here, Jace told Chandra to try and generate fire that could not be seen. With it, the pair defeated Sarkhan, knocking the entire group unconscious. Chandra was the first to awake and pulled Jace to his feet before walking away, leaving Jace to ponder who had manipulated the pair into crossing paths.
With Chandra gone, Jace had no reason to stay in the Eye. With his goal accomplished, albeit catastrophically, he wandered the caves and questioned once more how all three walkers came to be in the same place at the appropriate time.<ref name="Enter">[[Brady Dommermuth]] (2010), "''[[Enter the Eldrazi]]''", [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref> Despite his ignorance of the plane and the Eye, Jace couldn't help but notice that something had been set in motion with his involvement. He resolved to inform the sages of Sea Gate at [[Halimar]] of this development, but before he could leave the labyrinth, Anowon returned, demanding to know what had happened. Before Jace had a chance to answer, the vampire sage stalked off into the heart of the Eye muttering to himself. With no guide, Jace managed to find a nearby town and acquired a mount to ride. Wasting no time, he began his trek back to the ship to finish his voyage. On the way, an enormous member of the <c title="Eldrazi Brood">Pathrazer of Ulamog</c> attacked, killing Jace's mount but leaving the mind mage unscathed. Jace arrived at the boat and continued on his way.


With Chandra gone, Jace had no reason to stay in the Eye. With his goal accomplished, albeit catastrophically, he wandered the caves and questioned once more how all three walkers came to be in the same place at the appropriate time. Despite his ignorance of the plane and the Eye, Jace couldn't help but notice that something had been set in motion with his involvement. He resolved to inform the sages of Sea Gate at [[Halimar]] of this development, but before he could leave the labyrinth, Anowon returned, demanding to know what had happened. Before Jace had a chance to answer, the vampire sage stalked off into the heart of the Eye muttering to himself. With no guide, Jace managed to find a nearby town and acquired a mount. Wasting no time, he began his trek back to the ship to finish his voyage. On the way, an enormous member of the <card title="Eldrazi Brood">Pathrazer of Ulamog</card> attacked, killing Jace's mount but leaving the mind mage unscathed. Jace arrived at the boat and continued on his way.
Two weeks later, Jace stood consulting an archivist at the Lighthouse of Halimar. He learned a bit about the Eldrazi but felt no wiser for the knowledge. He recounted the events of his journey for her and decided to search out where Chandra learned of the scroll. The merfolk archivist begged Jace to return if he learned anything, and Jace walked away saying he would share anything he found.
 
Two weeks later, Jace stood consulting an archivist at the Lighthouse of Halimar. He learned a bit about the Eldrazi, but felt no wiser for the knowledge. He recounted the events of his journey for her, and decided to search out where Chandra learned of the scroll. The merfolk archivist begged Jace to return if he learned anything, and Jace walked away saying he would share anything he found.


===Return to Ravnica===
===Return to Ravnica===
[[File:Jace's Sanctum.jpg|thumb|234x234px|Jace's Sanctum.]]
After the tumult of the past few years of his life, Jace ignored whatever obligations remained on Ravnica, choosing to just wander for a while. When he returned, the consortium had collapsed without him, but he couldn't seem to bring himself to care. Indeed, despite feeling at home in Ravnica's faceless masses, Jace was haunted by the things he had seen. It was no wonder, then, that when curious symbols and patterns started turning up all over the Tenth District, it was enough to make Jace pause and take note. It was just the distraction he needed.
After the tumult of the past few years of his life, Jace ignored whatever obligations remained on Ravnica, choosing to just wander for a while. When he returned, the consortium had collapsed without him, but he couldn't seem to bring himself to care. Indeed, despite feeling at home in Ravnica's faceless masses, Jace was haunted by the things he had seen. It was no wonder, then, that when curious symbols and patterns started turning up all over the Tenth District, it was enough to make Jace pause and take note. It was just the distraction he needed.


Jace contacted a peer named Kavin, a [[vedalken]], with whom he worked to unwind the puzzle of the mysterious marks and why the [[Izzet League]] was interested in them. Unlike his accomplice though, Jace's interest turned to near obsession. He worked feverishly, and unfruitfully, until [[Emmara]] took note of his absence and came to check on him. After several pleasantries, she gave Jace a <card title="small wooden pendant">Selesnya Signet</card> and offered Jace a place in the Conclave. He refused, but she still asked his assistance. Jace was not the only one to have noticed the Izzet's flurry of activity. Unfortunately, the pair had also attracted the attention of [[House Dimir]].
Jace contacted a peer named Kavin, a [[vedalken]], with whom he worked to unwind the puzzle of the mysterious marks and why the [[Izzet League]] was interested in them. Unlike his accomplice though, Jace's interest turned to near obsession. He worked feverishly, and fruitlessly, until [[Emmara]] took note of his absence and came to check on him. After several pleasantries, she gave Jace a <c title="small wooden pendant">Selesnya Signet</c> and offered Jace a place in the Conclave. He refused, but she still asked for his assistance. Jace was not the only one to have noticed the Izzet's flurry of activity. Unfortunately, the pair had also attracted the attention of [[House Dimir]].


Several days after, Jace secretly tracked [[Ral Zarek]] and his associates back to the <c>Izzet Guildgate</c>. He was shocked to find [[Niv-Mizzet]] himself waiting for Zarek and with his chance slipping through his fingers, he seized the opportunity, making a mental connection with the firemind itself. Jace attained the answers he sought, but at the cost of attracting the attention of the dragon.
Several days after, Jace secretly tracked [[Ral Zarek]] and his associates back to the <c>Izzet Guildgate</c>. He was shocked to find [[Niv-Mizzet]] himself waiting for Zarek and with his chance slipping through his fingers, he seized the opportunity, making a mental connection with the firemind itself. Jace attained the answers he sought but at the cost of attracting the attention of the dragon.


Kavin was not as thrilled with Jace's answers as the young telepath had been. The archivist was insistent they walk away, and reluctantly, Jace agreed, even going so far as to erase the memories of six months worth of work. Unfortunately, while Jace worked at that, the [[Cult of Rakdos]] abducted Emmara. Jace immediately went after them as soon as he awoke, distraught at both the abduction and the sudden gap in his memories. The forces of the [[Azorius Senate]] had other plans for him though. Eluding [[Lavinia]] and the arresters with the help of [[Ruric Thar]], Jace desperately tried to piece together what had happened and how he could help Emmara. The only clue he had was a small token pointing him to a Rakdos night club. After a less than pleasant discourse at the club with the blood witch [[Exava]], Jace escaped the cult and made his way to the [[Golgari]] controlled neighborhoods of District Ten, having snatched the location out of the mind of the Rakdos. Following the power of a [[Leylines|leyline]], Jace encountered [[Varolz]], only to have Emmara save him. While distracted, [[Mirko Vosk]] struck.
Kavin was not as thrilled with Jace's answers as the young telepath had been. The archivist was insistent they walk away, and reluctantly, Jace agreed, even going so far as to erase the memories of six months' worth of work. Unfortunately, while Jace worked at that, the [[Cult of Rakdos]] abducted Emmara. Jace immediately went after them as soon as he awoke, distraught at both the abduction and the sudden gap in his memories. The forces of the [[Azorius Senate]] had other plans for him though. Eluding [[Lavinia]] and the arresters with the help of [[Ruric Thar]], Jace desperately tried to piece together what had happened and how he could help Emmara. The only clue he had was a small token pointing him to a Rakdos nightclub. After a less than pleasant discourse at the club with the blood witch [[Exava]], Jace escaped the cult and made his way to the [[Golgari]] controlled neighborhoods of District Ten, having snatched the location out of the mind of the Rakdos. Following the power of a [[leyline]], Jace encountered [[Varolz]], only to have Emmara save him. While distracted, [[Mirko Vosk]] struck.
[[File:Implicit Maze Jace.jpg|left|thumb|245x245px|Jace research on the Implicit Maze of Azor]]
The vampire gravely wounded Emmara and tried to psychically assault Jace, finding the mage knew nothing of what he had been looking for. The vampire retreated, frustrated that Jace had been one step ahead. After tending their wounds, the pair headed back to [[Vitu-Ghazi]]. When they arrived, Emmara was received warmly and Jace with suspicion. Jace was introduced to Emmara's paramour, Captain [[List of secondary characters/Ravnica|Calomir]]. This discovery shook Jace worse than almost everything that had happened to him up until that point. Emmara's abduction had sparked hostility within the conclave, spearheaded by Calomir. Jace, feeling put upon, tried to read the man, only to discover he couldn't. He quickly deduced Calomir wasn't who he said he was, but Jace's suspicions were ill-received, and he was quickly thrown from Conclave territory.


The vampire gravely wounded Emmara and tried to psychically assault Jace, finding the mage knew nothing of what he had been looking for. The vampire retreated, frustrated that Jace had been one step ahead. After tending their wounds, the pair headed back to [[Vitu-Ghazi]]. When they arrived, Emmara was received warmly and Jace with suspicion. Jace was introduced to Emmara's paramour, Captain [[Calomir]]. This discovery actually shook Jace worse than almost everything that had happened to him up until that point. Emmara's abduction had sparked hostility within the conclave, spearheaded by Calomir. Jace, feeling put upon, tried to read the man, only to discover he couldn't. He quickly deduced Calomir wasn't who he said he was, but Jace's suspicions were ill-received, and he was quickly thrown from Conclave territory.
Left drifting listlessly, Jace couldn't shake the feeling that Emmara was in danger, as his friend was the only thing important to him in the entirety of Ravnica. So, with few other options, Jace turned to Lavinia, the Azorius lawmage who had been sent to arrest him in the first place. He shared what he knew of the plots the Dimir were weaving, and in exchange, he tried to trade that knowledge for whatever the Azorius knew of what he had forgotten. Unfortunately, Lavinia was not in such a giving mood, and his only lead became the [[Gruul]] ogre he had hired to destroy his sanctum.


Left drifting listlessly, Jace couldn't shake the feeling that Emmara was in danger, his friend being the only thing important to him on the entirety of Ravnica. So, without many other options, Jace turned to Lavinia, the Azorius lawmage who had been sent to arrest him in the first place. He shared what he knew, of the plots the Dimir were weaving, and in exchange he tried to trade that knowledge for whatever the Azorius knew of what he had forgotten. Unfortunately, Lavinia was not in such a giving mood, and his only lead became the [[Gruul]] ogre he had hired to destroy his sanctum.  
Jace managed to track Ruric Thar down and while trying to discover whatever secret he had uncovered, unintentionally challenged the ogre to combat. Unable to use his magic against the pair, Jace found unexpected empathy from the Gruul warriors watching the fight. Jace tapped into those thoughts and used them to beat the ogre. Having proven himself, Ruric Thar agreed to let Jace search his mind, and the planeswalker found bits of what he was looking for, enough to go on, but at that moment, Exava, leading a riot of her cultists finally tracked him down. The Gruul put themselves in between the cultists and Jace, but he was reluctant to leave them to their fates. He summoned a gigantic illusion of Rakdos himself and commanded the riot back into their territory.


Jace managed to track Ruric Thar down and while trying to discover whatever secret he had uncovered, unintentionally challenged the ogre to combat. Unable to use his magic against the pair, Jace found unexpected empathy from the Gruul warriors watching the bout. Jace tapped into those thoughts and used them to beat the ogre. Having proven himself, Ruric Thar agreed to let Jace search his mind, and the planeswalker found bits of what he was looking for, enough to go on, but at that moment, Exava, leading a riot of her cultists finally tracked him down. The Gruul put themselves in between the cultists and Jace, but he was reluctant to leave them to their fates. He summoned a gigantic illusion of Rakdos himself and commanded the riot back into their own territory.
Exava was livid, but could not overcome the awe Jace's effigy inspired. However, once they returned, they found the Conclave forces waiting. It was enough to break Jace's concentration and Exava once again managed to corner him. The riot came to an abrupt end as Niv Mizzet made a district-wide announcement, revealing very nearly every secret behind the ''Implicit Maze'' Jace had worked so hard to learn again. With the announcement made, Exava prepared to torture Jace, but he was saved at the last moment by [[Lazav]]. The shapeshifter ferried him away into the undercity, explaining many of his plans to the telepath before turning him over to the tender ministrations of Mirko Vosk once more. With little choice, he planeswalked away from the Dimir prison, but not before Vosk managed to get the maze route from Jace's mind as he desperately shared it with Emmara.


Exava was livid, but could not overcome the awe Jace's effigy inspired. However, once they returned, they found the Conclave forces waiting. It was enough to break Jace's concentration and Exava once again managed to corner him. The riot came to an abrupt end as Niv Mizzet made a district wide announcement, revealing very nearly every secret behind the ''Implicit Maze'' Jace had worked so hard to learn again. With the announcement made, Exava prepared to torture Jace, but he was saved at the last moment... by [[Lazav]]. The shapeshifter ferried him away into the undercity, explaining a great deal of his plans to the telepath before turning him over to the tender ministrations of Mirko Vosk once more. With little choice, he planeswalked away from the Dimir prison, but not before Vosk managed to get the maze route from Jace's mind as he desperately shared it with Emmara.
Awakening on Zendikar, Jace considered just leaving it all behind and abandoning Ravnica altogether. An encounter with a [[kor]] family changed his mind though, and determined to help Emmara, he returned. His first destination was the Forum of Azor, the endpoint of the maze. There, he discovered the Bailiff, a magical being made of law that was bound to the Maze. The construct told him that he was the executor of Azor's judgment and that if the guilds completed the trial, a new [[Guildpact]] would be actualized by the most worthy. If they didn't, he would deliver the <c>Supreme Verdict</c> of Azor.


Awakening on Zendikar, Jace considered just leaving it all behind and abandoning Ravnica altogether. An encounter with a [[kor]] family changed his mind though, and determined to help Emmara, he returned. His first destination was the Forum of Azor,the endpoint of the maze. There, he discovered the Bailiff, a magical being made of law which was bound to the Maze. The construct told him that he was the executor of Azor's judgement and that if the guilds completed the trial, a new [[Guildpact]] would be actualized by the most worthy. If they did't, he would deliver the <c>Supreme Verdict</c> of Azor.
With new questions about the maze, he tracked Lavinia to a meeting where [[Isperia]] and a disguised Lazav were discussing the Verdict. Isperia told the pair that it was a spell that could destroy all the guilty in a district and they realized that the Supreme Verdict would be the verdict to the trial of the maze. More determined than ever, Jace made his way to the <c>Transguild Promenade</c> for the starting ceremony. There, he reconnected with Emmara and told her what he had discovered.


With new questions about the maze, he tracked Lavinia to a meeting where [[Isperia]] and a disguised Lazav were discussing the Verdict. Isperia told the pair that it was a spell which could destroy all the guilty in a district and they realized that the Supreme Verdict would be the verdict to the trial of the maze. More determined than ever, Jace made his way to the <c>Transguild Promenade</c> for the starting ceremony. There, he reconnected with Emmara and told her what he had discovered.
As soon as the maze began, chaos broke out, but Jace and Emmara managed to make their way through the Selesnyan and Golgari gates, however, upon reaching the Azorius gate, the pair were forced to separate as Lavinia arrested him for his long-overdue transgressions. A special trial was held with Isperia herself acting as judge. Jace explained everything he had discovered and how he intended to help. He pleads guilty, if for nothing else than to hurry the trial along. His penance was community service to help the guild champions to complete the maze.
 
As soon as the maze began, chaos broke out, but Jace and Emmara managed to make their way through the Selesnyan and Golgari gates, however upon reaching the Azorius gate, the pair were forced to separate as Lavinia arrested him for his long overdue transgressions. A special trial was held with Isperia herself acting as judge. Jace explained everything he had discovered and how he intended to help. He plead guilty, if for nothing else than to hurry the trial along. His penance was community service... to help the guild champions to complete the maze.
 
Trying to reach Emmara, he passed through Dimir and Orzhov gates until  he found her, fighting [[Teysa Karlov]]. He manipulated the Envoy's servants to attack each other, but the plan backfired, causing them to lash out against Teysa, who quickly wiped out her own forces. Jace traded the rest of the maze's route for Teysa's delay, leaving her behind and proceeding to the Simic and Izzet gates with Emmara.


Trying to reach Emmara, he passed through Dimir and Orzhov gates until he found her, fighting [[Teysa Karlov]]. He manipulated the Envoy's servants to attack each other, but the plan backfired, causing them to lash out against Teysa, who quickly wiped out her forces. Jace traded the rest of the maze's route for Teysa's delay, leaving her behind and proceeding to the Simic and Izzet gates with Emmara.
[[File:Jace, the Living Guildpact.jpg|thumb|271x271px|Jace, the Living Guildpact]]
At the Izzet gate, however, he found Ral Zarek waiting for him. Ral forced Jace to reveal his identity to Emmara, that Jace was a planeswalker as well. The news caused Emmara to lose the trust she had placed in him. Betrayed, Emmara proceeded through the gate, but Ral had no intention of letting Jace cross. He planned to kill the telepath instead. Jace very nearly lost the battle as Ral unleashed the full might of his preparations on the rival planeswalker, only surviving through the quick use of an illusion to lure away the Izzet guildmage.
At the Izzet gate, however, he found Ral Zarek waiting for him. Ral forced Jace to reveal his identity to Emmara, that Jace was a planeswalker as well. The news caused Emmara to lose the trust she had placed in him. Betrayed, Emmara proceeded through the gate, but Ral had no intention of letting Jace cross. He planned to kill the telepath instead. Jace very nearly lost the battle as Ral unleashed the full might of his preparations on the rival planeswalker, only surviving through the quick use of an illusion to lure away the Izzet guildmage.


When he reached the Forum of Azor, all the maze-runners were assembled and attacking each other. He managed to stop them momentarily, but Lazav appeared and manipulated the champions into fighting once more. The bailiff appeared and seeing the situation, delivered the Supreme Verdict, that was to give every runner the ability to activate it. Jace connected their ten minds together to prevent any from casting the verdict. He had merged their minds, letting them peer directly into each other's minds, but it was unraveling his own mind in the process. Fortunately, the bailiff assisted him, easing the burden he had put upon himself. In doing so, the Bailiff had declared Jace the new Guildpact, the mediator who could understand the perspective of each of the guilds.
When he reached the Forum of Azor, all the maze-runners were assembled and attacking each other. He managed to stop them momentarily, but Lazav appeared and manipulated the champions into fighting once more. The bailiff appeared and seeing the situation, delivered the Supreme Verdict, which was to give every runner the ability to activate it. Jace connected their ten minds to prevent any from casting the verdict. He had merged their minds, letting them peer directly into each other's minds, but it was unraveling his mind in the process. Fortunately, the bailiff assisted him, easing the burden he had put upon himself. In doing so, the Bailiff had declared Jace the new Guildpact, the mediator who could understand the perspective of each of the guilds.


Jace met Emmara some days later. She kissed him as a gesture of gratitude, but she wanted him to erase the memories she had about other worlds and planeswalkers. She could not share that with her guild, and in order to do her duty, she could have no secrets. Regretfully, Jace granted her request.
Jace met Emmara some days later. She kissed him as a gesture of gratitude, but she wanted him to erase the memories she had about other worlds and planeswalkers. She could not share that with her guild, and to do her duty, she could have no secrets. Regretfully, Jace granted her request.


===Living as the Guildpact===
===Living as the Guildpact===
Jace continued his wandering of the planes, but spent much of his time rushing back to Ravnica. With Lavinia's help, the office of the guildpact was being maintained, but a threat delivered directly at him forced Jace to pay closer attention. The planeswalker [[Vraska]] manipulated Jace into a confrontation, in her bid to gain control of Jace as the living Guildpact. Jace neutralized Vraska for the moment, but his attention was drawn once more off world as something Vraska said to him took root. Leaving Lavinia in charge of the office once more, Jace left Ravnica to find what had befallen Garruk Wildspeaker.<ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/ur/290|The Gorgon and the Guildpact|[[Doug Beyer]]|March 12, 2014}}</ref>
Jace continued his wandering of the planes but spent much of his time rushing back to Ravnica. With Lavinia's help, the office of the guildpact was being maintained, but a threat delivered directly at him forced Jace to pay closer attention. The planeswalker [[Vraska]] manipulated Jace into a confrontation, in her bid to gain control of Jace as the Living Guildpact. Jace neutralized Vraska for the moment, but his attention was drawn once more off-world as something Vraska said to him took root. Leaving Lavinia in charge of the office once more, Jace left Ravnica to find what had befallen Garruk Wildspeaker.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/gorgon-and-guildpact-2014-03-12|The Gorgon and the Guildpact|[[Doug Beyer]]|March 12, 2014}}</ref>


===Unfinished Business===
===Unfinished Business===
In his investigation following Vraska's ominous warnings, Jace learned that the corrupted Garruk intended to complete his transformation by returning to the Onakke Temple on Shandalar. Garruk's transformation would turn him into a demon and completely destroy the plane in the process. Jace realized that this would leave other worlds, including Ravnica in danger. Jace took steps to hunt down [[Ob Nixilis]] on Zendikar to extract the hedron in his head which was used to seal the demonic ex-planeswalkers power by [[Nahiri]]. Jace arrived on Shandalar to make preparations for the upcoming battle where Garruk appeared shortly afterwards. During the titanic battle, the temple began to crumble around them before Jace succeeded in implanting the hedron in Garruk and halting the curse of the chain veil.
In his investigation following Vraska's ominous warnings, Jace learned that the corrupted Garruk intended to complete his transformation by returning to the Onakke Temple on Shandalar. Garruk's transformation would turn him into a demon and destroy the plane in the process. Jace realized that this would leave other worlds, including Ravnica, in danger. Jace took steps to hunt down [[Ob Nixilis]] on Zendikar to extract the hedron in his head which Nahiri had used to suppress the demonic ex-planeswalker's power. Jace arrived on Shandalar to make preparations for the upcoming battle where Garruk appeared shortly afterward. During the titanic battle, the temple began to crumble around them before Jace succeeded in implanting the hedron in Garruk and halting the curse of the chain veil.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/checking-planeswalkers-2015-2015-08-19|Checking in on the Planeswalkers (2015)|[[Mel Li]]|August 19, 2015}}</ref>
 
However, Jace was still unsure about Garruk's condition following the confrontation and sought him out. Masking himself as Liliana, Jace once more appeared before Garruk. However, the ruse was not effective and Garruk explained that though he was cursed, he enjoyed what he had become and wanted nothing more than to be left alone. With a final warning, Garruk told Jace that if he didn't heed his wishes, he wouldn't escape their next meeting.<ref>{{DailyRef|monster-2014-08-20|Monster|[[Ken Troop]]|August 20, 2014|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140822172829/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/ur/monster-2014-08-20|archivedate=August 22, 2024}}</ref>


However, Jace was still unsure about Garruk's condition following the confrontation and sought him out. Masking himself as Liliana, Jace once more appeared before Garruk. However, the ruse was not effective and Garruk explained that though he was cursed, he enjoyed what he had become and wanted nothing more than to be left alone. With a final warning, Garruk told Jace that if he didn't heed his wishes, he wouldn't escape their next meeting. <ref>{{NewRef|monster-2014-08-20|Monster|[[Ken Troop]]|August 20, 2014}}</ref>
===Odd partners===
===Odd partners===
Curious about the Living Guildpact that had foiled his plans, Niv-Mezzet set Ral Zarek the task to trace Jace and research his may sudden disappearances. When Ral's co-worker, the Chamberlain [[Maree]] came close to exposing the existence of planeswalkers, Jace had to work together with Ral to successfully distract the Firemind. <ref>{{NewRef|uncharted-realms/project-lightning-bug-2015-05-27|Project Lightning Bug|[[Doug Beyer]]|May 27, 2015}}</ref> In the process, they discovered another planeswalker who appears on Ravnica everyday at a set time near the Boros Garrison. This is possibly Gideon Jura.
Curious about the Living Guildpact that had foiled his plans, Niv-Mizzet assigned Ral Zarek to trace Jace and research his many sudden disappearances. When Ral's co-worker, the Chamberlain [[List of secondary characters/Ravnica|Maree]] came close to exposing the existence of planeswalkers, Jace had to work together with Ral to successfully distract the Firemind.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/project-lightning-bug-2015-05-27|Project Lightning Bug|[[Doug Beyer]]|May 27, 2015}}</ref> In the process, they discovered another planeswalker who appeared on Ravnica every day at a set time near the Boros Garrison. This was [[Gideon Jura]].
 
===Battle for Zendikar===
[[File:Jace Unity of Purpose.jpg|left|thumb|229x229px|Feeling guilty for the Eldrazi release in Zendikar, Jace returns to the plane to help]]
Trying to fight separate battles on two planes at once -- on Ravnica and Zendikar -- Gideon learned that the hedrons covering Zendikar held some power over the [[Eldrazi]] [[spawn]] and that these hedrons were connected by [[leyline]]s. Realizing he couldn't win the Battle for Zendikar on his own, he decided to recruit the master of leylines himself: Jace.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/limits-2015-07-15|Limits|[[Ari Levitch]]|July 15, 2015}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/catching-2015-07-22|Catching Up|[[Kelly Digges]]|July 22, 2015}}</ref> After failing to persuade [[Chandra Nalaar]] to join them, the pair planeswalked to Zendikar again. There, they found out that [[Sea Gate]] had fallen. They arrived in time to rescue several survivors from Sea Gate and escort them to a safe zone. Having found out that [[Jori En]] -- Gideon's merfolk friend -- was trapped at Sea Gate, Gideon left to find her and to bring her back to Jace hoping that together they might be able to link Zendikar's leylines with the hedrons to find a way to stop the Eldrazi again.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/slaughter-refuge-2015-08-19|Slaughter at the Refuge|[[James Wyatt]]|August 19, 2015 }}</ref> Jace and Jori En figured out that they had to travel to the [[Eye of Ugin]] in [[Akoum]] because that was where all the leylines connected.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/believers-pilgrimage-2015-09-02|The Believers' Pilgrimage|[[Doug Beyer]]|September 2, 2015}}</ref> On their way there, the two were ambushed by the [[Eternal Pilgrims]], a group of [[Kor]] who worshipped [[Ula|Mangeni Ula]], their name for [[Ulamog]]. Barely escaping the titan itself, Jace and Jori En realized that Ulamog was heading for Sea Gate. They then decided to split up, Jace continuing to Akoum and Jori En heading back to alert Gideon of the coming disaster.
 
Finally arriving at the Eye, Jace found [[Ugin]] himself rebuilding the chamber and the hedron network. The Spirit Dragon revealed how the network might be used to again immobilize the Eldrazi titans, but Jace realized that the same trick might instead serve as a first step in killing them. Ignoring Ugin's dire warnings, Jace left the Eye and made his way back to Sea Gate to pass this information on to Gideon.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/revelation-eye-2015-10-14|Revelation at the Eye|[[Kelly Digges]]|October 14, 2015}}</ref> When Ulamog attacked, the Planeswalkers enacted a bold plan. While Gideon's troops and Kiora's forces held the city against this fresh assault, [[Nissa Revane]] called on the [[elemental]] power of the earth to raise sunken hedrons from the ground and move them into a ring around the Eldrazi titan. Jace activated the hedrons' magic, and Ulamog was trapped! Then everything collapsed. [[Ob Nixilis]] appeared, having followed Nissa from [[Bala Ged]].<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/hedron-alignment-2015-11-18|Hedron Alignment|[[Kimberly J. Kreines]]|November 18, 2015}}</ref> The demon attacked the hedrons and interjected himself in the alignment, stealing the energies flowing within them to reignite his planeswalker's spark. As a final insult to the defenders and the plane itself, Ob Nixilis used his newfound power to coax the second Eldrazi Titan, Kozilek from its hiding spot under the plane's crust. Although Chandra Nalaar had also arrived to help, the defenders were scattering in panic. Earlier, Jace had attempted to direct Nissa to move several hedrons which would enable him to kill Ulamog but she ignored him and attempted to charge the titan herself with Ashaya. However, Kozilek and Ob Nixilis broke the hedron alignment and scattered the defenders. As Nissa fell to Ob Nixilis, he attempted to mentally manipulate the demon to leave but was countered and nearly killed by Ob Nixilis.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/retaliation-ob-nixilis-2015-12-30|Retaliation of Ob Nixilis|[[Kimberly J. Kreines]] & [[Nik Davidson]]|December 30, 2015}}</ref> Gideon attempted to rescue both Jace and Nissa but he too was defeated by the demon planeswalker. Ob Nixilis then took Gideon, Jace, and Nissa prisoner took them to a cave, and tortured them. However, [[Chandra Nalaar]] showed up and freed her friends. Their concerted attack managed to scare the demon away from Zendikar.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/flames-2016-01-20|Up in Flames|[[Doug Beyer]]|January 20, 2016}}</ref>
 
===The Gatewatch===
[[File:Oath of Jace.jpg|thumb|210x210px|''“For the sake of the Multiverse, I will keep watch.”'']]
The four planeswalkers realized that they were helpless against large threats on their own, but that they could stand against just about any force in the [[Multiverse]] by working together. Thus they swore an oath to stand together and the [[Gatewatch]] was created.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/oath-gatewatch-2016-02-03|Oath of the Gatewatch|[[James Wyatt]]|February 3, 2016}}</ref> Seeing that he was unable to keep his promise to Ugin to neither harm the Eldrazi nor allow them to escape from Zendikar, Jace decided to slay the Titans with the Gatewatch's and Kiora's help. After consulting with Nissa, he described the leyline pattern to her that would bind Kozilek and Ulamog to Zendikar, drawing the bulk of the Titans into the plane so that their energy could be dispersed into Zendikar, killing them in the process. To attract them, the remaining forces of Zendikar's defenders would pose as bait.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/brink-extinction-2016-02-10|Brink of Extinction|[[Kelly Digges]]|February 10, 2016}}</ref> While the plan worked at first, with Gideon keeping the Eldrazi swarms away from the army, Kiora clearing out any other swarms and Chandra supporting them, once the Eldrazi titans were anchored to Zendikar, their destructive essence threatened to assimilate Zendikar into themselves. Afraid, Kiora tried to persuade Nissa to release the Titans and allow them to flee, but Jace objected. Chandra offered to burn the Titans instead and after preventing Kiora from attacking Nissa, Jace agreed. The pyromancer then connected with the animist, allowing her to channel her pyromantic magic through Zendikar's leylines directly into the Titans. In one brilliant blaze of flame, Ulamog and Kozilek were incinerated and destroyed, leaving only ashes raining from Zendikar's sky.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/zendikars-last-stand-2016-02-17|Zendikar's Last Stand|[[Doug Beyer]]|February 17, 2016}}</ref>
 
===Innistrad===
[[File:Jace and Liliana Vess.jpg|left|thumb|245x245px|Jace asks Liliana for help in finding Sorin Markov]]
After the defeat of the Eldrazi titans, Jace and his friends were berated by [[Ugin]] for killing the ancient creatures. Ugin implied there could be consequences for the [[multiverse]] and that [[Sorin Markov]] (one of the other original Eldrazi planeswalker opponents) would be less forgiving.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/zendikar-resurgent-2016-02-24|Zendikar Resurgent|[[Ari Levitch]], [[Doug Beyer]], [[Kelly Digges]] and [[Kimberly J. Kreines]]|February 24, 2016}}</ref> After consultation with his friends of the Gatewatch, Jace decided to investigate Sorin's whereabouts on Sorin's homeplane [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]], and recruit him as an ally against [[Nicol Bolas]] and other interplanar threats. His first stop was Liliana's estate, but she wouldn't or couldn't help him.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/unwelcome-2016-03-16|Unwelcome|[[Kelly Digges]]|March 16, 2016}}</ref> At [[Markov Manor]] he found only death, destruction, and [[Tamiyo]]'s journal.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/mystery-markov-manor-2016-03-30|The Mystery of Markov Manor|[[James Wyatt]]|March 30, 2016}}</ref> After studying the journal, he came upon one of the [[Cryptolith]]s. Curious about where they might lead, he followed their trail, where he met a seemingly insane woman who rambled about the [[Drownyard|Drownyard Temple]]. His attempts to read her mind were not successful, as he was harried by several illusions of himself within his mind. When he reached the Drownyard Temple, he saw nothing. Tamiyo's Journal, however, seemed to indicate that the purpose of the cryptoliths that concentrated ley energy there was to relocate a large celestial object near Innistrad to pose as its additional moon. As he saw the undead tending to the Cryptoliths, he began to suspect Liliana of complicity in the fate of Markov Manor. As he saw angels clustering around the site, he heard a buzzing voice within his head that assured him that Liliana was behind this. Feeling betrayed, Jace decided to return to the planeswalker's manor.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/drownyard-temple-2016-04-06|The Drownyard Temple|[[Mel Li]]|April 6, 2016}}</ref>
[[File:Jace Tamiyo's Diary.jpg|thumb|253x253px|Jace finds Tamiyo's diary in the ruins of the Markov Mansion..]]
Still, under the influence of the [[cryptolith]]s, he tried to mentally assault Liliana in her mansion, but the [[Raven Man]] protected her and tried to convince her to kill him. Liliana, however, refused to, bringing Jace back to his senses by stating that she didn't wish to hurt him anymore. Jace articulated his suspicions, that Liliana was trying to use the redirected mana to free herself of the Chain Veil. During their talk, the maddening influence of the cryptoliths reasserted itself and Jace asked Liliana for directions to [[Thraben]] so he could confront [[Avacyn]].<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/lilianas-indignation-2016-04-20|Liliana's Indignation|[[Kelly Digges]]|April 20, 2016}}</ref>
 
In Thraben, Jace met [[Tamiyo]] herself. She cured him of the madness, and he persuaded her to face Avacyn with him. Tamiyo was reluctant to destroy Avacyn because the archangel warded the entire plane against unknown evils.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/stories-and-endings-2016-05-11|Stories and Endings|[[Nik Davidson]]|May 11, 2016 }}</ref> They had to confront Avacyn anyway, and almost lost their fight. In the end, Sorin Markov showed up and destroyed his creation.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/i-am-avacyn-2016-05-18|I Am Avacyn|[[Doug Beyer]]|May 18, 2016 }}</ref> After the last protection of Innistrad had vanished, Jace and Tamiyo witnessed the arrival of the third Eldrazi titan, [[Emrakul]]. Jace immediately went to fetch the [[Gatewatch]].<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/emrakul-rises-2016-06-20|Emrakul Rises|[[Kimberly J. Kreines]]|June 20, 2016}}</ref> With the Gatewatch assembled, they hoped to contain Emrakul in the same way they did the other titans. However, as the leylines were already controlled by the cryptoliths, Nissa could not use the seal that she had used on Zendikar. They decided to try and use two smaller leylines and link them to Chandra to assault Emrakul.
 
[[File:Epiphany at the Drownyard.jpg|thumb|248x248px|After finding Tamiyo's diary, Jace begins to investigate what is happening in Innistrad.|alt=|left]]The plan did not work, because the Gatewatch found themselves under constant assault from Emrakul's corrupted minions and Innistrad's leylines did not obey Nissa in the same way those on Zendikar did. They were saved by Liliana, who arrived with an army of undead that she had raised on the way to Thraben. Despite initial objections from Nissa and Gideon, they came to work together.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/battle-thraben-2016-07-20|Battle of Thraben|[[Nik Davidson]]|July 20, 2016}}</ref> Under the weight of Emrakul's mental influence, Jace was forced to take the other members of the Gatewatch under his mental protection. Within his mental domain, he witnessed the fears of his friends and eventually came to a chamber of his mind where he was greeted by an [[angel]] figure resembling the Zendikari deity [[Emeria]]. The figure proved very polite and conversed with him, even challenging him to a match of chess. While Jace won the game, all his figures transformed and turned against his king by the end of the game. Realizing that the Emeria-creature was his attempt to make sense of Emrakul's attempt at communication, Jace fled into another room of his mind, where he met a representation of himself that upheld the spell that protected his friends from the mental assault from the titan. Communicating with the rest of the Gatewatch, Jace combined forces with Nissa and Tamiyo to trap Emrakul in [[Innistrad Moon|Innistrad's moon]], while Gideon and Chandra would keep the other Eldrazi away from them. Though their attempts were fruitful at first, the spell nearly failed until Tamiyo used another spell scroll that managed to seal Emrakul.
 
Later, Jace and Tamiyo met in private. Tamiyo revealed that she had been overtaken by Emrakul when she had cast the second spell, that the spell she had used was not the original that had been written on the scroll, and that Emrakul had wanted to be sealed in the moon. Deeply unsettled, the two parted ways, with Jace pondering what Emrakul's greater plan was.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/promised-end-2016-07-27|The Promised End|[[Ken Troop]]|July 27, 2016}}</ref>
 
===Back on Ravnica===
In the three months that followed, the Gatewatch made their headquarters on [[Ravnica]], within Jace's apartments. Thanks to the aid of Tamiyo, they received an emissary from the Consulate of [[Kaladesh]], the [[Vedalken]] [[Dovin Baan]]. The Vedalken wanted to hire the Gatewatch to provide protection for an Inventor's Fair that would take place in Ghirapur. Liliana, however, quickly made it clear that the Gatewatch intended to combat other planeswalkers and similar extraplanar threats, not local unrest. Additionally, several influential members of the [[Azorius Senate]] of Ravnica had been petrified, leaving Jace to believe that [[Vraska]], a rival planeswalker, could have returned.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/homesick-2016-08-29|Homesick|[[Chris L'Etoile]]|August 29, 2016}}</ref>
 
Meeting at a Rakdos Carnarium with Ral Zarek, the Izzet mage informed him that [[Project Lightning Bug]], despite no longer receiving attention from Niv-Mizzet, still showed when and where a planeswalker entered Ravnica. Ral Zarek told him that Vraska had indeed been on Ravnica, but then planeswalked seemingly into nothing. He warned Jace to not leave Ravnica for some time, only to be interrupted by Liliana Vess, who reported that she had seen Tezzeret on Kaladesh. Jace fetched Gideon and left Ravnica behind.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/very-arena-2016-10-12|In This Very Arena|[[Doug Beyer]]|October 12, 2016}}</ref>
 
===Kaladesh===
On Kaladesh, the Gatewatch, along with their new ally [[Ajani Goldmane]], prepared to intervene in the quicksmithing duel between Tezzeret and [[Pia Nalaar]], Chandra's mother. When the Gatewatch revealed itself and faced Tezzeret and his metallic creations, Jace realized that the whole thing had been arranged, since Tezzeret's mind was protected against his telepathy, meaning that he had anticipated at least his presence.
 
Joining the rest of the Gatewatch in their support of the [[Renegades]], Jace mainly undertook reconnaissance missions and worked with sky pirates to hamper the aether supply of the Consulate. He used his illusions to camouflage Renegade ships and was involved in taking down the <c>Skysovereign</c> by luring sky[[whale]]s to its location.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/skies-over-ghirapur-2017-01-11|Skies over Ghirapur|[[Ari Levitch]]|January 11, 2017}}</ref> After Tezzeret was ousted from the plane and Liliana had learned that he had taken his orders from Bolas on Amonkhet, Jace recommended traveling directly to the plane since Bolas was more powerful and smarter than every member of the Gatewatch combined and offering him time to prepare would only decrease their chances to harm him.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/renewal-2017-02-01|Renewal|[[Mel Li]], [[Kelly Digges]], [[Alison Luhrs]], [[Doug Beyer]], and [[Chris L'Etoile]]|February 1, 2017}}</ref>
 
===Amonkhet===
[[File:Jace's Defeat.jpg|thumb|240x240px|Jace's Defeat at the hands of Bolas]]
After arriving on Amonkhet, the Gatewatch found themselves at first overwhelmed by the local wildlife and undead.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/impact-2017-03-29|Impact|[[Michael Yichao]]|March 30, 2017}}</ref> After reaching [[Naktamun]], Jace managed to convince one of the guardians of the Hekma that they were part of the native population, despite their outlandish clothing.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/trust-2017-04-05|Trust|[[James Wyatt]]|April 5, 2017}}</ref> Together with Liliana, he discovered a tomb. Inside, Liliana and Jace witnessed the assembly line process of creation of the Anointed out of those who had died in combat, as well as a mural that implied [[Razaketh]]'s involvement in the afterlife. Learning that Liliana mainly came to Amonkhet to kill the demon, Jace accused her of betraying their trust. As they spoke, [[Temmet]] arrived and set the mummies against them after becoming suspicious of their origins. With Jace's aid, the two managed to escape.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/servants-2017-04-19|Servants|[[Kelly Digges]]|April 19, 2017}}</ref>
 
After the Hour of Revelation had passed, Jace and the rest of the Gatewatch found Liliana under Razaketh's spell. Coming to her aid, he summoned illusions to distract the demon and allowed Liliana to kill the demon.<ref name="Feast">{{DailyRef|magic-story/feast-2017-06-14|Feast|[[Alison Luhrs]]|June 14, 2017}}</ref> Seeing the chaos and destruction that Bolas's new [[Eternal]] army and enslaved gods unleashed upon the people, the Gatewatch knew they had to act immediately. As they faced the dragon, Jace attempted to penetrate Bolas' mind, only to find it strangely resembling the defenses of [[Ugin|another being he could not clearly remember]]. Before he could ponder the implications of this, Bolas mocked the telepath for his presumption and opened his mental defenses enough for Jace to fall into the dragon's mind. Jace's mind was crushed and he instinctively planeswalked away to avoid mind-death.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/hour-devastation-2017-07-26|Hour of Devastation|[[Ken Troop]]|July 26, 2017}}</ref>
 
===Ixalan===
[[File:Castaway's Despair.jpg|left|thumb|202x202px|Jace without memories and imprisoned in Ixalan]]
While confronting Nicol Bolas in a telepathic battle, Jace briefly recalls Emrakul (although not named directly). Emrakul's memory had been wiped from everyone's minds via magical enchantment, so as he begins to recall Emrakul his memories begin erasing themselves. As his mind falls into darkness, Jace instinctively planeswalks away. Jace didn't consciously choose where to go, but his destination was the result of pieces of memory as they fled from his mind. More than anything, it was an instinctive urge to leave that made him get sucked down to one specific very hidden place: [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]].<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/magic-story-podcast-ixalan-2017-08-30|''Magic'' Story Podcast: Ixalan|[[Blake Rasmussen]] and [[Alison Luhrs]]|August 30, 2017}}</ref> When he arrived he had no memory of who or what he was. When he instinctively tried to planeswalk away, he found to his shock that he could not leave. Slowly, surface memories returned to him, although in a confused manner, manifesting as illusions. At first, Jace had no idea what these things were and feared for his sanity until he rediscovered that he had magical talent. Working to sustain himself, the planeswalker managed to construct a raft and leave the island he was stranded on.
 
[[File:Jace-Cunning-Castaway-.jpg|thumb|311x311px|On board the ''[[Belligerent]]''.]]
After several days, he was fished up by Vraska and her crew.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/jace-alone-2017-09-06|Jace, Alone|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|September 6, 2017}}</ref> When the gorgon realized that he did not know who he was, she spared him. Jace lived with her crew, relearning skills and later aiding Vraska's pirates in a raid against a ship from the [[Legion of Dusk]] with his illusions.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/talented-captain-vraska-2017-09-20|The Talented Captain Vraska|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|September 20, 2017}}</ref> Slowly, Vraska and Jace began to develop a new relationship, based on a sense of respect and attraction.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/something-else-entirely-2017-10-04|Something Else Entirely|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|October 4, 2017}}</ref><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> After The Golden City revealed itself, Vraska and Jace fell in its churning waters. To Vraska's horror, the shock caused Jace's memories partially to return.<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> Even his forgotten memories of his childhood on Vryn and the tutelage under Alhammarret returned, although not his battle on Amonkhet against Bolas. He forgave Vraska for past grievances.<ref name="The Flood">{{DailyRef|magic-story/flood-2018-01-10|The Flood|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 24, 2018}}</ref>
 
As he ascended to the Golden City, Jace learned of the memory of Ugin and a mental command that the Spirit Dragon had laid in his mind in case someone would access the memory of him: forget about him and planeswalk to Ixalan. While he still could not recollect who had read his mind (other than that it was a golden dragon). On reaching the edge of the city, Jace and Vraska witnessed the rise of a [[Zetalpa|gigantic dinosaur]]. As they walked through the city, they reached a gigantic door, engraved with the symbol of the [[Azorius Senate]]. When Jace opened it, he and Vraska beheld the form of [[Azor]], who reminded Jace much of Alhammarret. The ancient [[parun]] of the Ravnican guild read Vraska's mind as she prepared to attack him, but Jace managed to block him. Proclaiming himself as the Living Guildpact, Azor referred to him as a "fail-safe".<ref name="Glimpse Sun">{{DailyRef|magic-story/glimpse-far-side-sun-2018-01-17|Glimpse the Far Side of the Sun|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 17, 2018}}</ref> From Azor, Jace learned of his plan to imprison Nicol Bolas, with his memories of the dragon finally returning, along with a hint of his plans that centered on Ravnica. On Vraska's urgings, he sentenced Azor to be the caretaker of Useless Island for his meddlings in the affairs of Ixalan and countless other planes, enhanced by the power of his status as Living Guildpact.<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>
 
[[File:Induced-Amnesia.jpg|thumb|204x204px|Vraska allows Jace to seal some of her memories so Bolas doesn't discover his plans|alt=|left]]
Lamenting that the Gatewatch had failed in its intent, Jace shared what he knew with Vraska, who in turn revealed to him her objective. To keep hidden the fact that they had met, Vraska asked Jace to temporarily remove her memories of him. This would lead Bolas to trust her and she could betray him at the right moment. Jace warns the guild leaders and devises a plan to stop the invasion after meeting with the rest of the Gatewatch on [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]].<ref name="sabotage">{{DailyRef|magic-story/sabotage-2018-01-31|Sabotage|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|January 31, 2018}}</ref>
 
===Dominaria===
On Dominaria, Jace found Gideon, Chandra, and Liliana traveling with an [[Jaya Ballard|elderly planeswalker]] on the [[Skyship Weatherlight|skyship ''Weatherlight'']].<ref name="Wool">{{DailyRef|magic-story/wool-over-eyes-2018-02-14|Wool over the Eyes|[[R&D Narrative Team]]|February 14, 2018}}</ref> When he failed to persuade them to abandon plans to kill [[Belzenlok]] and focus on Bolas instead, Jace left his friends and the plane again.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/return-dominaria-episode-9-2018-05-09|Return to Dominaria: Episode 9|[[Martha Wells]]|May 9, 2018}}</ref>
 
===War of the Spark===
[[File:No escape Jace.jpg|thumb|259x259px|Jace loses his Living Guildpact powers]]
Jace returned to Zendikar and attempted to convince Nissa to rejoin the Gatewatch, to no avail.
 
Jace traveled with the Gatewatch to [[Ravnica]] for the [[War of the Spark (event)|final confrontation]] with Bolas and immediately became trapped there due to [[Bolas]]'s use of the [[Immortal Sun]].<ref><c>No Escape</c></ref> Jace lost the power of the [[Living Guildpact]] as soon as Bolas's [[Planar Bridge]] opened on the Chamber of the Guildpact, disrupting the [[leyline]]s that were the foundation of the Guildpact's magic. Alongside many other planeswalkers and Ravnicans, he fought against the [[Eternal]]s of Bolas' [[Dreadhorde]].<ref name="Weisman Ravnica novel">[[Greg Weisman]] (April 2019). "''[[War of the Spark: Ravnica]]''". Del Rey.</ref>
 
During the invasion, the trapped planeswalkers got together with Ravnican leaders to strategize. At Jace's recommendation, they decided to split up into teams to focus on specific tasks. Jace, Jaya, Teferi, and [[Vivien]] volunteered to assassinate Liliana. Jace had a lot of conflicting feelings about their mission: rationally, he knew that it was the right thing to do, but he still cared for her and wished that there was a way to help her. When they found Liliana, Teferi warped time around her, slowing her ability to react, defend herself, or strike back at her attackers. This allowed Jaya and Vivien to badly wound her with fire, arrows, and animal spirits, although the [[Onakke]] spirits in Liliana's [[Chain Veil]] protected her. Nonetheless, they almost succeeded, but Bolas stepped in and saved Liliana by destroying the buildings they were standing on. Fortunately, Teferi saved himself and the other three planeswalkers by slowing their falls.
 
Later, Jace reunited with Vraska. He tried to restore her memories, only to find that they'd already been restored by a Golgari telepath. Vraska confessed that even though she was fully aware of the threat Bolas posed, she still murdered Isperia in a fit of rage, despite knowing that it would help further Bolas' plans. Jace forgave her and promised to get together with her if they made it out of the war alive.<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>
 
Jace witnessed Gideon sacrificing his life to save Liliana. When Chandra tries to kill Liliana (believing she'd killed Gideon), Jace stops her by explaining the situation. After Bolas' defeat, Jace was telepathically contacted by Ugin, who came to take Bolas to the [[Meditation Realm]] to prevent him from coming back to life on Ravnica. At Ugin's request, Jace used an illusion to hide the fact that Ugin had taken Bolas' body, concealing Ugin's presence from everyone and making them believe that Bolas' corpse had disintegrated instead. Jace then ordered [[Saheeli]] to disable the Immortal Sun (which had been reactivated as part of Gideon's plan to kill Bolas), allowing Ugin to planeswalk away with Bolas' body and allowing Liliana to escape certain death at the hands of the assembled Ravnicans.
 
Jace survived the battle and was present during the <c>Planewide Celebration</c> that followed, where he and Vraska finally shared a kiss.
 
===Aftermath of the War===
Jace participated in the memorial service for Gideon on [[Theros (plane)|Theros]].<ref name="Forsaken"/>
 
At some point after the War, while Tamiyo was still on Ravnica, Jace thought to ask about the vault that he had once seen on Thunder Junction. Tamiyo informed him that similar vaults existed on many planes, [[Coin Empire|relics of a lost empire]]. She also told him about the nature of what was contained within.
 
By command of the new Living Guildpact, who feared their interference, Jace and Chandra were kept out of the loop concerning the assignments of Vraska, Kaya, and Ral Zarek to pursue and kill Dovin Baan, Liliana, and Tezzeret respectively.<ref name="Forsaken">[[Greg Weisman]] (November 2019). "''[[War of the Spark: Forsaken]]''". Del Rey.</ref> Although Jace and Vraska consummated their love, her lying, and her choice to put the Golgari rather than Jace first resulted in the couple growing apart again. They broke up after Vraska accused him of still having feelings for Liliana.
 
===Zendikar Rising===
[[File:Maddening-cacophony.jpg|thumb|Singing City music almost drives Jace insane.|256x256px]]
When Nissa Revane found out the lithomancer Nahiri was trying to restore the former glory of the [[Makindi]] Empire on [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] at the cost of its current life and beauty, she visited Jace on Ravnica to ask for his help.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-1-heart-skyclave-2020-09-02|Episode 1: In the Heart of the Skyclave|[[A. T. Greenblatt]]|September 2, 2020}}</ref> Quickly growing frustrated with his desire to intellectually understand Nahiri's artifacts rather than to rush into action, she left again to take her stand against the Kor planeswalker. Feeling he had to fulfill his Gatewatch oath, Jace decided to follow her. After meeting up, they followed Nahiri to the [[Murasa]] [[Skyclave]].<ref name="Race">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-2-race-murasa-skyclave-2020-09-09|Episode 2: Race to the Murasa Skyclave|[[A. T. Greenblatt]]|September 9, 2020}}</ref>
 
While climbing up to the [[skyclave]] on a thorn ladder Jace and Nissa witnessed [[Akiri]] falling and Nissa managed to save the Kor warrior.<ref name="Haunted">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-4-haunting-songs-and-whispered-warnings-2020-09-23|Episode 4: Of Haunting Songs and Whispered Warnings|[[A. T. Greenblatt]]|September 23, 2020}}</ref> Returning to the ground, they saw Nahiri leaving. Jace determined that Nahiri was going to the [[Singing City]]. Nissa abandoned Jace in her haste to pursue the lithomancer. Akiri was distrustful of the mythical "walkers" but decided to guide Jace to the Singing City anyway. In return, he pointed out the location of Kaza and Orah to her.
 
Deep in the city, Jace found Nahiri, but both were overwhelmed by the city's unsettling and haunting music.<ref name="Haunted"/> After Jace managed to save them by blocking out all sounds with a new spell, they came to an uneasy understanding. Jace began to comprehend Nahiri's vision of an orderly Zendikar with no roil and great prosperous cities. It reminded him of Ravnica and was beautiful to him. Nahiri explained that the old city had a magical focal point from where she could channel the Core's energy all over Zendikar through the [[leyline]]s. Jace promised to not hinder her in her endeavor to save Zendikar if she promised not to use the Core until they had studied its mechanism in more detail, perhaps on Ravnica. He knew that if he was ever going to unlock the mysteries of the Core, he was going to have to understand how it was activated. What if it was going to be a useful weapon in the battles to come, its mysterious power had to be quantified first.
 
Arriving at the focal point they found that Nissa had located it earlier and had destroyed it with help from [[Ashaya]] and her other [[elemental]]s. He realized that Nissa felt betrayed.<ref name="Haunted"/> She was angry that he had teamed up with Nahiri to research the Lithoform Core and he was unable to prevent the following all-out battle.<ref name="Haunted"/>
 
Nissa and her Elementals attacked both Jace and Nahiri.<ref name="Two Guardians">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-5-two-guardians-2020-09-30|Eoisode 5: The Two Guardians|[[A. T. Greenblatt]]|September 30, 2020}}</ref> Their force was so overwhelming that Jace and Nahiri had to retreat into the Singing City. Barricading the entrance, Nahiri began to collect power from the stones. When Jace tried to persuade her to flee to Ravnica with him, she refused. When she tried to remove him from the equation, Jace turned the tables on her and took control of her mind. Taking the Lithoform Core from Nahiri, he tried to find Nissa to tell her that he would take it to Ravnica to study it. Before he could make his argument, he was caught by Ashaya who took the Core and handed it to Nissa herself.
 
As Nissa held the Core she found that it was an ancient piece of Zendikar's soul that spoke to her, arguing that she could use it to restore Zendikar to power.<ref name="Two Guardians"/> When Jace tried to take control of her mind, and Nahiri returned with a vengeance, Nissa used the power. Jace witnessed how she flattened the Singing City into dust and restored Zendikar's soil. With Nissa, Jace realized that the Core had served its purpose. It had undone damage to the plane. Zendikar was healing, turning into something healthier, stronger than it was before the battle with the Eldrazi. Though the scars were still there, they were memories now, not their defining features.
 
Nissa left, still feeling betrayed by Jace. He picked up the inert Core and watched Nissa disappear, hoping he could one day restore her trust in him.<ref name="Two Guardians"/>
 
===Fighting the Phyrexians===
[[File:Phyrexian Arena ONE.jpg|thumb|238x238px|For a bittersweet moment, Jace believed he could still save his love. A moment was all Vraska needed. ''“For the glory of Phyrexia,”'' [[Vraska|she]] whispered.|left]]
Jace Beleren organized [[Ravnica]]'s defense against the [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexian]] threat, lobbying for support from the guilds.<ref name="Stronghold">{{DailyRef|magic-story/the-brothers-war-chapter-1-stronghold|The Brothers' War - Chapter 1: Stronghold|[[Reinhardt Suarez]]|October 21, 2022}}</ref> Afterward, he gathered the Gatewatch's planeswalker allies on Ravnica and Dominaria to prepare for the attack on New Phyrexia.<ref name="Exodus"/> When Teferi's spirit was shunted to [[Zhalfir]] by the [[Temporal Anchor]], Kaya allowed Jace to witness the [[Sylex Blast|detonation of the Sylex]] through her so that he could learn the process of its activation.<ref name="Inevitable"/>
 
Arriving on New Phyrexia, he found that the group had been partially incapacitated and scattered by a planar shield erected by Elesh Norn, including severing the mind link he had created to connect the planeswalkers.<ref name="Unstable"/> However, several of them congregated in the [[Furnace Layer]] to meet up with [[Koth]], and decided to carry on with the plan to deactivate [[Realmbreaker]] with the [[Sylex]].<ref name="Unstable">{{DailyRef|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-2-unstable-foundations|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 2: Unstable Foundations|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 13, 2023}}</ref>
 
The team of planeswalkers descended to the [[Dross Pits]], where [[Elspeth]] provided them with [[Halo]] to counteract the effects of the [[Necrogen]]. However, the elixir also restored his broken mind, reconnecting Jace and Vraska, and causing him immense pain.<ref name="Losses">{{DailyRef|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-3-inconceivable-losses|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 3: Inconceivable Losses|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 14, 2023}}</ref> After recovering, Jace's mind was focused on Vraska, who had called him for help. Abandoning the group, he set out to find her. Because he carried the [[Sylex]], the complete group set out after him.
Finding Vraska in [[Mephidross#The Dross Pist|Sheoldred's Coliseum]], the group found she was heavily wounded and already infected with [[Phyresis]]. Too late to save her, Jace chose to stay behind with her and relive their happy moments on Ravnica in his mind. Lingering too long, Vraska succumbed to the Phyrexian influence and infected Jace in turn. The others tried to escape but were quickly overwhelmed by the black Phyrexians. Nahiri, who was also infected, decided to sacrifice herself for the greater good. With a mighty magical blast, she exploded the Coliseum and dropped it with all remaining planeswalkers on the [[Fair Basilica]]. Nearer to their goal, the infected Jace rejoined them and volunteered to carry the [[Sylex]] to the [[Seedcore]].<ref name="Losses" />
 
===Compleation===
[[File:Jace, the Perfected Mind.jpg|thumb|281x281px|[[Compleation|Compleated.]]]]
Jace's ''compleation'' progressed steadily, but he staunchly held on to his sanity, as well as the Sylex. Evidence of his infection also became clearer. His right arm became fully mechanized, slight bits of metal grew on his face, and mechanical eyes attached to cables sprouted from his body.<ref name="Impossible">{{DailyRef|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-4-impossible-odds|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 4: Impossible Odds|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 16, 2023}}</ref> Traveling through the [[Mycosynth Gardens]], the group reached the [[Seedcore]] and [[Realmbreaker]], just as it established its connection to other planes through the [[Blind Eternities]]. Jace prepared to activate the Sylex, but Kaya expressed concerns that the collateral damage of the Sylex blast had the potential to destroy one or more planes, or even the Eternities themselves.<ref name="Inevitable"/> Jace acknowledged the possibility, but moved forward anyway, considering these planes the price for an un-''compleated'' Multiverse. Kaya and Kaito attacked him to interrupt the blast, but Jace evaded them with illusions. He ran his thumbnail across his forehead, dripping the ichor from the wound into the bowl. He also poured his grief, fury, suffering, and sorrow-drenched agony of all Mirrodin, regret for the Multiverse, and love for Vraska into the sylex. Although he believed the words to be unimportant, he spoke the bowl's inscription to complete the ritual.
 
As he was about to set off the Sylex, [[Elspeth Tirel|Elspeth]], who had been fighting the ''compleated'' [[Ajani Goldmane|Ajani]] to buy them time, burst into the chamber, impaled Jace with her Halo-infused blade, and seized the Sylex, planeswalking away.<ref name="Inevitable">{{DailyRef|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-5-inevitable-resolutions|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 5: Inevitable Resolution|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 16, 2023}}</ref> The Halo gave Jace brief reprieve from the phyresis, but all he could do was form an illusion that he was mobile and aware instead of crippled by injury and struggled to defy the command of the glistening oil.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 1"/>
 
===March of the Machine===
Like the other planeswalkers, Jace was directed towards his home plane, his being Vryn.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 1"/> Jace could only develop a psychic defense against his ''compleated'' self's actions, while his body continued to act as a commander of the Phyrexian forces. They were defeated faster than the Ravnican invasion, and Jace was able to defy the oil. With a psychic command, he relayed to his body that he was sick, and mustered an immune defense against the Phyrexian conversion as he forcefully removed the physical components of his ''compleation''. Nonetheless, Jace was recognized from his childhood by the opposing general, and a warrant was served for his execution.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/>
 
Jace planeswalked to Ravnica in the invasion's closing moments, finding a crippled Vraska struck by [[Ral Zarek]]'s haemalectric switch.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-story/one-and-the-same|''March of the Machine'' - Ravnica: One and the Same|[[Alison Lührs]]|March 24, 2023}}</ref><ref name="OTJ Epilogue 1">{{DailyRef|magic-story/epilogue-1-the-invasion-tree|Outlaws of Thunder Junction - Epilogue 1: Bring the End, Part 1|[[Alison Lührs]]|April 1, 2024}}</ref> Without control of her physical body, Vraska could not communicate, so Jace delved into the pocket of her mind that he partitioned off after their time on Ixalan. Sure enough, Vraska was still there, and Jace could relay the psychic defense needed to shake the oil's grip. Running on fumes, Jace returned to the only haven left: the home of his mother, healer [[Ranna Beleren]].
 
[[File:JaceVraskaOTJ.jpg|thumb|left|Jace and Vraska recover from ''[[compleation]]''.]]
Ranna was shocked, as she believed that Jace had been killed by whatever killed Alhammarret, but she managed to stabilize both Jace and Vraska physically.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/> Although they were still visibly scarred by ''compleation'', they had control of both their bodies and minds. He told his mother about his life between Alhammarret's death and the Invasion, and Vraska told her about their relationship. During their healing process, the war concluded, followed by sweeping changes to the fabric of the Multiverse. Vraska and Jace were especially concerned to learn about [[Omenpath]]s, feeling certain that no good would come of them. They desired an end to the multiversal conflicts that had scarred them and plotted a rebirth of the Multiverse.
 
Jace recalled the existence of the vault on Thunder Junction and the creature inside and intuited that it could be helpful for their goal.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2">{{DailyRef|magic-story/epilogue-2-bring-the-end-part-2|''Outlaws of Thunder Junction'' - Epilogue 2: Bring the End, Part 2|[[Alison Lührs]]|April 2, 2024}}</ref> However, their plan was thwarted when Vraska discovered that she [[Desparkening|had lost her planeswalker's spark]]. They recognized that they needed additional backup and changed their plans. Jace started on [[Eldraine]], where he disguised himself as [[Ashiok]] to fool the witch [[Eriette]] into working with them. Meanwhile, Vraska returned to Ixalan to recruit [[Malcolm Lee|Malcolm]] and [[Breeches]] from their old crew. Finally, Jace planeswalked to Ravnica and accessed the mind of the great detective [[Alquist Proft]] to better replicate his unique magic, which could project his psychic print into reality. He knocked Proft unconscious with a lead pipe, forced him to project his mental library, stole one of the files containing his knowledge, and returned him to the physical world before planeswalking away.
 
===Thunder Junction===
[[File:JaceOTJ2.jpg|thumb|Jace reveals his disguise.]]
Vraska and Jace traveled to Thunder Junction, now populated thanks to the Omenpaths. Jace disguised himself as Ashiok and hired [[Oko]] to find the vault key, promising him a share of the vault's treasure if he succeeded.<ref name="Jailbreak">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-2-the-jailbreak|Outlaws Of Thunder Junction - Episode 2: The Jailbreak|[[Akemi Dawn Bowman]]|March 13, 2024}}</ref> Vraska joined the gang Oko put together, presumably to keep an eye on him. Oko was successfully able to locate the vault and get the key, but he was pursued by the [[Akul|Hellspurs]], a malevolent gang, as well as his son [[Kellan]] and Ral Zarek, whom he had provoked with his narcissistic behavior.<ref name="The Ballad"/>
 
Jace, as Ashiok, met Oko at the vault and helped him secure the key from Kellan, who had almost taken it from him.<ref name="The Ballad">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-6-the-ballad-of-thieves-and-thunderslingers|Episode 6: The Ballad of Thieves and Thunderslingers|[[Akemi Dawn Bowman]]|March 25, 2024}}</ref> He opened the vault and claimed his prize: within the vault was a creature called [[Loot (Fomori)|Loot]], who had been in stasis for millennia. One of Oko's gang members, [[Annie Flash]], saw through Jace's illusions with her magic sight, describing the scars and "plugs" on his body. However, before she was able to say more, Jace magically rendered her unconscious. Oko realized he had been tricked, and Vraska attempted to petrify him before he planeswalked away. Triggering the vault's collapse, Jace and Vraska disappeared with Loot.
 
[[File:Loot.jpg|thumb|Jace and Vraska meet [[Loot (Fomori)|Loot]].]]
Jace and Vraska tested Loot's abilities in the wilderness of Thunder Junction, learning that he was able to visualize Omenpaths across the entire Multiverse.<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/> With his telepathy, Jace could access this information, and armed with Proft's magic, he could create an illusionary map. They celebrated in an inn that night and left the next morning.
 
===Bloomburrow===
Vraska, Jace, and Loot traveled to [[Bloomburrow (plane)|Bloomburrow]].<ref name="The Lost"/> The plane's magic caused Jace to appear as a [[fox]]folk.
 
==Artifacts acquired==
*<c>The Filigree Sylex</c>, created by [[Saheeli Rai]] on [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] and activated in the core of [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]].
*<c>Lead Pipe</c>, used to incapacitate [[Alquist Proft]] to discern the nature of Proft's magic, and the differences between it and Jace's
 
==In other media==
===Boom! comics===
{{Boom!}}
 
====Frozen Heart====
After the Hall of the Hospitallers of the Frozen Heart raided [[Duskmantle]]<ref name="Magic 4">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 4.</ref>, one of the members put Jace into a coma<ref name="Magic 1">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 1.</ref> and delivered him to the hospital.<ref name="Magic 2">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 2.</ref> There, the abbot of the hospital used Jace's mind to reach out to the hospital's goddess, [[Marit Lage]], still trapped in the [[Ronom Glacier]] in the [[Blind Eternities]]. Using his mind as a beacon, Marit Lage was able to propel herself toward Ravnica, which was to fulfill the prophecy of a comet destroying Ravnica.<ref name="Magic 8"/> He was rescued by Ral Zarek, Vraska, Kaya, Aurelia, Lavinia, and Niv-Mizzet.<ref name="Magic 7">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 7.</ref> Later, the abbot's undead right-hand man tried to kill Jace but was dispatched by Tezzeret, who wanted the glory of killing Jace himself.<ref name="Magic 8"/>
 
====Battle of Amonkhet====
[[File:Jace, Revenant Spirit.png|thumb]]
Jace and the guildmaster planeswalkers learned of Tezzeret's latest plan to kill him: Marit Lage was now tuned into Jace's ambient telepathic signals and would follow him until she crashed down onto him, dooming both him and whatever plane he was on at the time.<ref name="Magic 8">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 8.</ref> In response, Ral concocted a plan that would require the powers of Jace, Vraska, Liliana, Kaya, and himself to work in concert with one another. The ruined city of [[Naktamun]] was selected as the location for Marit Lage to impact Jace, and they rounded up as many allied planeswalkers as they could fend off the undead and horrors of the desert until the ritual was complete.<ref name="Magic 9">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 9.</ref> Jace temporarily melded the minds of Vraska, Kaya, and Ral, allowing them to articulate Ral's genius plan for the dead authoritatively. He then channeled the instruction from that united mind to Liliana, who delivered it to the swarming mass of zombies. That instruction: Serve Marit Lage. With servants who couldn't go mad and commit suicide, Marit Lage could finally be content with her latest body of worshipers.
 
As Marit Lage finally came plummeting toward Jace, all the other planeswalkers, save Vraska, fled to Dominaria. When Kaya realized Vraska had stayed behind, she returned and quickly ghosted Vraska to Dominaria against her will.<ref name="Magic 10">MacKay, Jed. (2022). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 10.</ref>
 
====Haunting Specter====
When Jace died, his specter retained the planeswalking skill.<ref name="Magic 14"/> However, his other powers became muted by his new form's limitations. He could now hear the whisperings of the minds of ghosts around him, instead of those of the living, and his illusions only appeared in mirrors. He visited Theros, Innistrad, Kamigawa, and Azgol, learning as much as he could about his new form, and then returned to Ravnica, where he met Niv-Mizzet's ghost and learned of Tezzeret's diabolical deeds.<ref name=":0">MacKay, Jed. (2022) [[Magic (BOOM! comic)|''Magic'']]. Iss 15.</ref> Realizing he had to somehow inform the living, he planeswalked to Kaldheim, where he began following [[Niko Aris]].<ref name="Magic 14"/><ref name="Magic 12"/> Niko, thinking this was a specter of death issued by [[Klothys]] to seal Niko's fate, wandered the planes searching for Chandra and Kaya, and was followed by Jace.<ref name="Magic 12">MacKay, Jed. (2022). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 12.</ref> When Chandra, Niko, and Garruk clashed with Davriel and Tibalt in [[Emeria]], Davriel unwittingly gave Jace's specter the power to utter some words, who told Niko to save Ravinca. Confused by this, Chandra, Niko, and Garruk embarked on a quest for the [[Cauldron of Eternity]]<ref name="Magic 13">MacKay, Jed. (2022). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 13.</ref>, which granted Jace enough strength to speak to mortals once again.<ref name="Magic 14">MacKay, Jed. (2022). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 14.</ref> He brought them up to speed and then summoned the ghost of Niv-Mizzet.<ref name=":0" /> Following the Battle for Ravnica, Jace moved into one of the mindless clones Tezzeret had created for torturing Vraska.<ref name="Magic 20">MacKay, Jed. (2022). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Iss 20.</ref>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
[[Image:Agents_Jace.jpg|right|thumb|Promotional card of Jace for the [[Agents of Artifice]] novel.]]
*In the story {{ArticleArchive|feature/following-dream-2008-03-05|Following a Dream}}, Jace spends an undisclosed length of time on the [[plane]] of [[Lorwyn (plane)|Lorwyn]] studying the peculiar nature of dreamstuff in that world. During this visit, he had a brief mental encounter with the [[flamekin]] [[Ashling]], though she never became aware of his presence.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/following-dream-2008-03-05|Following a Dream|[[Doug Beyer]]|March 5, 2008}}</ref> As he was born more than a decade after the [[Great Aurora]], it is likely this story is non-canon.
*Jace may have spent an undisclosed length of time on the [[plane]] of [[Lorwyn (plane)|Lorwyn]] around the time of the [[Aurora]] studying the peculiar nature of dreamstuff in that world. In this hypothetical encounter he had a brief mental encounter with the [[flamekin]] [[Ashling]], though she never became aware of his presence.<ref>{{DailyRef|mtgcom/daily/db26|Following a Dream|[[Doug Beyer]]|March 5, 2008}}</ref> The nature of this article leads to some doubts as to its veracity.
*Jace narrates the trailers for [[Return to Ravnica]] and [[Shadows over Innistrad]], and appears in the ''[[ManaStrike]]'', ''[[Magic SpellSlingers]]'', and [[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]] trailers.<ref>{{YouTubeRef|NiaDSWzY9HM|Return to Ravnica Trailer|channel=Magic: The Gathering|date=September 2, 2012}}</ref><ref>{{YouTubeRef|GopkHUg2XCY|Shadows over Innistrad Trailer|channel=Magic: The Gathering|date=March 5, 2016}}</ref><ref>{{YouTubeRef|EgeLprM039o|Magic: ManaStrike Full Trailer|channel=Magic: The Gathering|date=January 28, 2020}}</ref><ref>{{YouTubeRef|SDhmRwPpd_c|Magic Spellslingers Official Trailer|channel=Spellslingers|date=August 12, 2022}}</ref><ref>{{YouTubeRef|gPTEufbfoIg|Phyrexia: All Will Be One Official Cinematic Trailer|channel=Magic: The Gathering|date=January 17, 2023}}</ref>
*The designs for the [[guildless]] clothing on Ravnica were, in part, inspired by Jace's clothing.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/art-gatecrash-2013-01-23|The Art of ''Gatecrash''|[[Jeremy Jarvis]]|January 23, 2013}}</ref>
*Jace appeared in the book ''Test of Metal'' but much of the novel has since become contested canon, given the notable departures in both his character and certain events. With that, these departures have been placed in trivia rather than the main article. {{-}} Possessing all of Tezzeret's knowledge about the artificer's life, Jace set a series of traps to try and locate him should he have survived Kamigawa. When Tezzeret stumbled into such a trap upon Esper, Jace was alerted and went there to try and deal with him. Tezzeret got the upper hand, infecting Jace with an etherium device that prevented him from using any of his abilities, but the device was removed by Nicol Bolas later, as part of Tezzeret's plans. Once again free, the artificer and the telepath immediately rekindled their war. Bolas intervened again, unbeknownst to Jace, and sent Tezzeret to [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]].
*The proprietary font that's been used from ''[[Magic 2015]]'' onward is called Beleren, after Jace.<ref>{{DailyRef|daily-deck/directors-chair-2013-2013-12-19|From the Director's Chair: 2013|[[Aaron Forsythe]]|January 06, 2014}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/25-more-random-things-about-magic-2016-06-20|25 More Random Things About Magic|[[Mark Rosewater]]|June 20, 2016}}</ref><ref>{{WebRef|url=https://delve.tumblr.com/post/108195911234/creation-of-the-beleren-typeface|title=Creation of the Beleren Typeface|date=2016|publisher=Delve.tumblr.com}}</ref>
*[http://duelmasters.wikia.com/wiki/Jace,_the_Mind_Sculptor Jace, the Mind Sculptor] is also featured as a card in the Japanese [[TCG]] ''[[Duel Masters]]'', which is published by [[Wizards of the Coast]] as well.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/138359327673/i-recently-learned-about-jace-and-nicol-bolas|title=I recently learned about Jace and Nicol Bolas cards being released for Duel Masters in Japan.|January 30, 2016}}</ref>
*R&D videos for Jace Vryn's Prodigy / Jace Telepath Unbound refer to Jace as the most powerful planeswalker in the ''Magic Origins'' set.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwuU7yG7lWc Magic: The Gathering - Inside R&D Magic Origins: Jace]</ref>
*In the video game ''[[Magic: The Gathering Arena]]'', Jace is voiced by [[Wikipedia:Nolan North|Nolan North]].<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10967214/characters/nm0636046|title=Nolan North as Jace Beleren|publisher=IMDB}}</ref>
*In contrast to the other compleated planeswalkers and creatures that exhibit characteristics of the color that compleated them, Jace exhibits the physical characteristic of the Phyrexians of his natural color (the Chrome Host's optical tendrils) despite being infected by a member of the Etched Host, Vraska. It is unknown whether this has an in-universe meaning or was an oversight in artistic direction.
*Jace received cross-promotional cards in ''Lord of Vermilion II'', ''Lord of Vermilion Re:2'', and ''Lord of Vermilion III''.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.magiclibrarities.net/832-rarities-lord-of-vermilion-ii-and-iii-mtg-character-cards-english-cards-index.html|title=Lord of Vermilion II and III MTG Character Cards|publisher=[[Magic Librarities]]}}</ref>
*Jace appeared on [[Magic: The Gathering]]'s [[Wikipedia:Hot Pockets|Hot Pockets]] promotion, on the Philly Steak & Cheese box.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.keeplifedelicious.com/hot-pockets/mtg-arena-giveaway/|title=HOT POCKETS® Magic: The Gathering Arena Promotion|author=Hot Pockets|date=March 6, 2023|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Nestlé|Nestlé]]|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20230503020202/https://www.keeplifedelicious.com/hot-pockets/mtg-arena-giveaway/|archivedate=May 3, 2023}}</ref> He later appeared on [[Magic: The Gathering]]'s [[Wikipedia:IHOP|IHOP]] promotion, featuring Jace's Illusion Berry Pancakes.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.ihop.com/en/specials/magic-the-gathering-arena-pancakes|title=Try the Magic: The Gathering Arena Pancakes|author=[[Wikipedia:IHOP|IHOP]]|date=September 26, 2023}}</ref>
*Through his relationship with Vraska, it's implied that gorgons and humans are [[Wikipedia:Reproductive isolation|reproductively isolated]].<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/>


* The designs for the [[guildless]] clothing on Ravnica was, in part, inspired by Jace's clothing.
==Planeswalkers met==
{{columns-list|colwidth=15em|
*[[Ajani Goldmane]]
*[[Angrath]]
*[[Arlinn Kord]]<ref name="Magic 9">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Vol 1, Iss 9.</ref> (non-[[List of storyline sources|canon]])
*[[Ashiok]]<ref name="The End"/>
*[[Azor]]
*[[Baltrice]]
*[[Basri Ket]]<ref name="Magic 9"/> (non-[[List of storyline sources|canon]])
*[[Chandra Nalaar]]
*[[Dack Fayden]]
*[[Dovin Baan]]
*[[Elspeth Tirel]]<ref name="Exodus"/>
*[[Garruk Wildspeaker]]
*[[Gideon Jura]]
*[[Huatli]]
*[[Jaya Ballard]]
*[[Kaito Shizuki]]<ref name="Exodus"/>
*[[Karn]]
*[[Kaya Cassir]]<ref name="Exodus"/>
*[[Kiora]]
*[[Koth of the Hammer]]<ref name="Unstable Foundations">{{DailyRef|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-2-unstable-foundations|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 2: Unstable Foundations|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 13, 2023}}</ref>
*[[Liliana Vess]]
*[[Lukka]]<ref name="Exodus"/>
*[[Nahiri]]
*[[Nicol Bolas]]
*[[Niko Aris]]<ref name=":0"/> (non-[[List of storyline sources|canon]])
*[[Nissa Revane]]
*[[Ob Nixilis]]
*[[Oko]]<ref name="The Ballad"/>
*[[Ral Zarek]]
*[[Rowan Kenrith]]<ref name="Magic 19">MacKay, Jed. (2021). ''[[Magic (BOOM! comic)|Magic]]''. Iss 19.</ref> (non-canon)
*[[Saheeli Rai]]
*[[Samut]]
*[[Sorin Markov]]
*[[Tamiyo]]
*[[Teferi Akosa]]
*[[Teyo Verada]]
*[[Tezzeret]]
*[[Tibalt]]<ref name="Odds">{{DailyRef|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-4-impossible-odds|Assault On New Phyrexia - Episode 4: Impossible Odds|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 16, 2023}}</ref>
*[[Tyvar Kell]]<ref name="Exodus">{{DailyRef|magic-story/the-brothers-war-chapter-5-exodus|The Brother's War - Chapter 5: Exodus |[[Reinhardt Suarez]]|October 26, 2022}}</ref>
*[[Ugin]]
*[[Urza]] (in a memory)<ref name="Resolutions">{{DailyRef|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-5-inevitable-resolutions|Assault On New Phyrexia - Episode 5: Inevitable Resolutions|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 16, 2023}}</ref>
*[[Vivien Reid]]
*[[Vraska]]
*[[Will Kenrith]]<ref name="Magic 19"/> (non-canon)
*[[The Wanderer]]
*[[Wrenn]]<ref name="Exodus"/>
}}


* Jace appeared in the book ''Test of Metal'' but much of the novel has since become contested canon, given the notable departures in both character and events. With that, these departures have been placed in trivia rather than the main article. {{-}} Possessing all of Tezzeret’s knowledge about the artificer's life, Jace set a series of traps to try and locate him should he have survived Kamigawa. When Tezzeret stumbled into such a trap upon Esper, Jace was alerted and went there to try and deal with him. Tezzeret got the upper hand, infecting Jace with an etherium device which prevented him from using any of his abilities, but the device was removed by Nicol Bolas later, as part of Tezzeret's plans. Once again free, the artificer and the telepath immediately rekindled their war. Bolas intervened again, unbeknownst to Jace, and sent Tezzeret to [[Mirrodin]].
==Planes visited==
{{columns-list|colwidth=15em|
*[[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]]
*[[Azgol]]<ref name=":0"/> (non-[[List of storyline sources|canon]])
*[[Bloomburrow (plane)|Bloomburrow]]<ref name="The Lost">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-3-the-lost-and-the-found|''Bloomburrow'' Episode 3: The Lost and the Found|[[Valerie Valdes]]|July 3, 2024}}</ref>
*[[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]]
*[[Eldraine]]<ref name="The End">{{DailyRef|magic-story/epilogue-2-bring-the-end-part-2|Outlaws of Thunder Junction Epilogue 2: Bring the End, Part 2|[[Alison Lührs]]|April 2, 2024}}</ref>
*[[Grixis]]
*[[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]]
*[[Iquatana]]
*[[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]]
*[[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]]
*[[Kamigawa]]<ref name=aoa/>
*[[Kephalai]]<ref name=TPF> ''[[The Purifying Fire]]''</ref>
*[[Lorwyn–Shadowmoor]]<ref>{{DailyRef|savor-flavor/planeswalkers-unmasked-2007-10-24|Planeswalkers Unmasked|[[Doug Beyer]]|October 24, 2007}}</ref>
*[[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]]
*[[Ravnica]]<ref name="Weisman Ravnica novel">[[Greg Weisman]] (April 2019). "''[[War of the Spark: Ravnica]]''". Del Rey.</ref>
*[[Regatha]]
*[[Tarkir]]<ref name="OTJ Epilogue 2"/>
*[[Theros (plane)|Theros]]
*[[Thunder Junction]]<ref name="The Ballad"/>
*[[Vryn]]
*[[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]]
}}


* The proprietary font that's been used from [[Magic 2015]] onward is called Beleren, after Jace. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/feature/281|From the Director's Chair: 2013|[[Aaron Forsythe]]|January 06, 2014}}</ref>
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Jace character sketches.jpg|Jace character sketches.
File:JaceModel.jpg|Hoodless.
File:JaceModel2.jpg|Hooded.
File:JaceModel3.jpg|3D Model.
File:Young Jace .jpg|Young Jace in Vryn.
File:Cornered.jpg|Jace is cornered on top of a mage-ring
File:Hanging On.jpg|Jace uses his mind control for the first time
File:Vryn map.jpg|Alhammarret uses his pupil to get information without Jace knowing.
File:Jace3.jpg|Used by Alhammarret.
File:AlhammarretDeath.png|Alhammarret's death and Jace's symbol.
File:JaceIgnition.png|Jace's spark ignites.
File:JaceRavnica.png|Jace arrives on Ravnica.
File:Jace Telepathy.jpg|Telepathic Powers.
File:AgentsCover.jpg|''[[Agents of Artifice]]'' cover art by [[Aleksi Briclot]]. Used on the Promo card {{card|Jace Beleren||PBOOK}}
File:Agents Jace.jpg|{{card|Jace Beleren||PBOK}} - [[Agents of Artifice]] Promo
File:Jace2.jpg|Sketch by [[Aleksi Briclot]] revealing his unhooded face.
File:Jacebeleren.jpg|<c>Jace Beleren</c>
File:JvC - Jace.jpg|Art for Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra.
File:JTMS.jpg|<c>Jace, the Mind Sculptor</c>
File:Jace Worldwake.jpeg|In [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]].
File:RTR Jace and Niv-Mizzet.jpg|Jace and Niv-Mizzet in key art.
File:Dispel Jace.jpg|<c>Dispel</c>
File:Clash of Wills alternative.jpg|{{card|Clash of Wills||PRM}} - Jace vs. a Kozilek Brood Eldrazi.
File:Jace in Innistrad.jpg|Welcome from Innistrad.
File:Mind control Jace.jpg|Mind control powers.
File:JaceInnistrad.png|Jace investigates Tamiyo's journal on Innistrad.
File:Jace in Markov Mansion.jpg|Jace in the ruins of the Markov Mansion.
File:Jace meeting Tamiyo.jpg|Jace meeting Tamiyo.
File:Tamiyo and Jace.jpg|Avacyn attacks Jace and Tamiyo
File:Anguished Unmaking (full art).jpg|Tamiyo and Jace witness Sorin's unmaking of Avacyn.
File:Strategic Planning.jpg|Jace is the strategist and leader of the Gatewatch.
File:Memories of jace.jpg|After hitting his head Jace recovers all his memories.
File:JaceVraskaManga.png|Vraska consoles Jace as his memories return.
File:Azor's Gateway.jpg|Finding Azor.
File:Blue Elemental Blast Jace.png|<c>Blue Elemental Blast</c>
File:Brainstorm jace.jpg|''“I of all people know that memory is not a safe place to hide valuables.”''
File:Jace Beleren2.jpg|Jace's original appearance before becoming a [[phyrexian]].
File:Spark Double.jpg|Illusionist powers.
File:Jace's Ruse.jpg|Jace uses his illusions to confuse his opponent or remain invisible.
File:JaceVraskaManga2.png|Jace and Vraska reunite.
File:Jace, Mirror Mage.jpg|''“It’s good to learn from your failures, but I prefer to learn from the failures of others.”''
File:Jace, mirror mage.jpg|<c>Jace, Mirror Mage</c>
File:JaceModel4.png|Jace uses mind magic.
File:ONEConcept.jpg|Jace attempts to rescue [[Vraska]] from [[Mephidross|Sheoldred's Coliseum]].
File:JaceVraska.png|Jace and Vraska.
File:The Filigree Sylex.jpg
File:Bring the Ending.jpg|Kaya watched in horror as the illusion vanished from her hands. Jace held the real Sylex and had activated it before phyresis claimed his mind.
File:Distorted Curiosity.jpg|''"Free will is an illusion so perfect it fooled even me. I know better now."''
File:JaceProft.png|Jace infiltrates [[Alquist Proft]]'s mind palace.
File:JaceOTJ.png|Disguised as [[Ashiok]], Jace tricks [[Oko]] and his band.
File:Space Beleren.jpg|As <c>Space Beleren</c> in the [[Multiverse#Un-iverse|Un-iverse]].
File:JaceManaStrike.png|Jace in the ''ManaStrike'' trailer.
File:JaceSpellslingers.png|Jace in the ''[[Magic SpellSlingers]]'' trailer.
File:JaceLiliana.png|Jace and Liliana fight in [[Valor's Reach]].
File:Spellslinger Jace.gif|Jace at [[Valor's Reach]] for ''[[Magic SpellSlingers]]''
File:Jace Beleren MTGA avatar WWK.png|Jace, the Mind Sculptor [[Magic: The Gathering Arena|Arena]] avatar.
File:Jace Beleren MTGA avatar XLN.png|[[Magic: The Gathering Arena]] avatar.
File:Jace Beleren MTGA avatar ONE.png|Compleat Jace [[Magic: The Gathering Arena|Arena]] avatar.
File:JaceDM.png|[https://duelmasters.fandom.com/wiki/Jace,_the_Mind_Sculptor Jace, the Mind Sculptor] card art for ''[[Duel Masters]]''.
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* In a recent conversation with Ral Zarek, Jace mentioned that he cannot remember his home plane, Vryn clearly anymore.
==Story appearances==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" 
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! Title !! Author !! Publishing date !! Set !! Setting (plane) !! Featuring
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20210502012942/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/fuel-fire-part-ii-2008-11-12 Fuel for the Fire, Part 2] || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2008-11-12 || ''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra]]'' || [[Kephalai]], [[Regatha]] || Jace, [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], [[Brannon]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20161231011702/http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/fuel-fire-part-iii-2008-11-19 Fuel for the Fire, Part 3] || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2008-11-19 || ''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra]]'' || [[Regatha]] || Jace, [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], [[Brannon]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20200104045801/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/veils-curse-part-i-2009-07-28 The Veil's Curse, Part 1] || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2009-07-28 || ''[[Magic 2010]]'' || [[Ravnica]], [[Shandalar]] || Jace, [[Garruk]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20200215083540/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/veils-curse-part-ii-2009-08-04 The Veil's Curse, Part 2] || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2009-08-04 || ''[[Magic 2010]]'' || [[Ravnica]], [[Tavelia]] || [[Liliana Vess|Liliana]], Jace, [[Garruk]], [[Sarkhan Vol|Sarkhan]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20210429044935/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/veils-curse-part-iii-2009-08-11 The Veil's Curse, Part 3] || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2009-08-11 || ''[[Magic 2010]]'' || [[Ravnica]], Kothophed's homeplane || Jace, [[Garruk]], [[Liliana Vess|Liliana]], [[Kothophed]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20160728120224/http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/savor-flavor/consortium-report-incident-eye-2010-01-19 Consortium Report: "The Incident at the Eye."] || [[Jenna Helland]] || 2010-01-20 || ''[[Worldwake]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Anowon]], [[Tenihas]], [[Ugin]], [[Sabra]], [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], Jace
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20210429054016/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/awakenings-part-1-2010-03-11 Awakenings, Part 1] || [[Brady Dommermuth]] || 2010-03-11 || ''[[Worldwake]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || Jace, [[Anowon]], [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20210429054032/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/awakenings-part-2-2010-03-18 Awakenings, Part 2] || [[Brady Dommermuth]] || 2010-03-18 || ''[[Worldwake]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], [[Sarkhan Vol|Sarkhan]], [[Anowon]], Jace
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20210429054025/http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/awakenings-part-3-2010-03-25 Awakenings, Part 3] || [[Brady Dommermuth]] || 2010-03-25 || ''[[Worldwake]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || Jace, [[Anowon]], [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], [[Sarkhan Vol|Sarkhan]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20201125033517/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/enter-eldrazi-part-1-2010-04-08 Enter the Eldrazi, Part 1] || [[Brady Dommermuth]] || 2010-04-08 || ''[[Rise of the Eldrazi]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || Jace, [[Sarkhan Vol|Sarkhan]], [[Anowon]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20160310011205/http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/savor-flavor/lilianas-mission-2011-08-31 Liliana's Mission] || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2011-08-31 || ''[[Innistrad]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || [[Liliana Vess|Liliana]], [[Kothophed]], [[Garruk]], Jace, [[Griselbrand]]
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20150428030126/http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/uncharted-realms/barrins-tall-tale-2013-04-15 Barrin's Tall Tale] || [[Adam Lee]] || 2013-04-17 || ''[[Dragon's Maze]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Barrin Grevik]], Jace Beleren, Nila Grevik, Scrump
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20211022015020/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/uncharted-realms/ravnica-high-2013-08-13 Ravnica High] (non-[[canon]]) || [[Jennifer Clarke Wilkes]] || 2013-08-14|| || [[Ravnica]] || [[Skrygix]], Jace Beleren, [[Niv-Mizzet]], [[Isperia]], [[Lavinia]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/gorgon-and-guildpact-2014-03-12|The Gorgon and the Guildpact}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2014-03-12 || ''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || Jace Beleren, [[Lavinia]], [[Aurelia]], Linna Stradek, Shann Dilara, Haszin Dycar, [[Vraska]], Milada, Kobrev, Zdenya, Dibor, [[Emmara Tandris]], Kallist,  Kavin, [[Garruk Wildspeaker]], [[Isperia]]
|-
| [https://mtglore.com/web-fiction/dreams-of-the-damned/ Dreams of the Damned] || [[Nik Davidson]] || 2014-08-06 || ''[[Magic 2015]]'' / Prologue to ''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]]  || [[Ob Nixilis]], [[Nahiri]], Jace Beleren
|-
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20140822172829/https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/ur/monster-2014-08-20 Monster] || [[Ken Troop]] || 2014-08-20 || ''[[Magic 2015]]'' || [[Shandalar]] || [[Garruk]], [[Liliana Vess]], Jace Beleren, "[[Icy]]"
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/project-lightning-bug-2015-05-27|Project Lightning Bug}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2015-05-27 || Prologue to ''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || Jace Beleren, [[Ral Zarek]], [[Niv-Mizzet]], [[Maree]], [[Mizzix]], [[Gideon Jura]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|feature/jaces-origin-absent-minds-2015-06-24|Jace’s Origin: Absent Minds}} || [[Kelly Digges]] || 2015-06-24 ||''[[Magic Origins]]'' ||  [[Vryn]], [[Ravnica]] || Jace Beleren, [[Ranna Beleren]], [[Gav Beleren]], [[Tuck (Vryn)|Tuck]], [[Caden]], [[Jillet]], [[Alhammarret]], [[Emmara Tandris]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/catching-2015-07-22|Catching Up}} || [[Kelly Digges]] || 2015-07-22 || Prologue to ''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || Jace Beleren, [[Lavinia]], [[Liliana Vess]], Valko, [[Gideon Jura]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/offers-fire-2015-08-05|Offers to the Fire}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2015-08-05 || Prologue to ''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Regatha]] || [[Chandra Nalaar]], [[Serenok]], [[Jaya|Mother Luti]], Jace Beleren, [[Gideon Jura]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/slaughter-refuge-2015-08-19|Slaughter at the Refuge}} || [[James Wyatt]] || 2015-08-19 ||''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Gideon Jura]], Jace Beleren, [[Vorik]], [[Tazri]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/believers-pilgrimage-2015-09-02|The Believers' Pilgrimage}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2015-09-02 ||''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || Jace Beleren, [[Jori En]], Kendrin, [[Gideon Jura]], [[Nissa]], [[Ayli]], [[Ulamog]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/revelation-eye-2015-10-14|Revelation at the Eye}} || [[Kelly Digges]] || 2015-10-14 || ''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || Jace Beleren, [[Zada]], [[Ugin]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/family-values-2015-11-11|Family Values}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] || 2015-11-11 || ''[[Commander 2015]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Teysa]], [[Grugg Brothers]], [[Tajic]], [[Obzedat]], Jace Beleren, [[Karlov (Grandfather)|Karlov]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/hedron-alignment-2015-11-18|Hedron Alignment}} || [[Kimberly J. Kreines]] || 2015-11-18 || ''[[Battle for Zendikar]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Kiora]], [[Gideon Jura]], [[Drana]], [[Tazri]], [[Nissa Revane]], [[Munda]], [[Jori En]], [[Ebi]], Jace Beleren, [[Ashaya]], [[Seble]], [[Ulamog]], [[Ob Nixilis]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/retaliation-ob-nixilis-2015-12-30|Retaliation of Ob Nixilis}} || [[Kimberly J. Kreines]] & [[Nik Davidson]] || 2015-12-30 ||''[[Oath of the Gatewatch]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Gideon Jura]], [[Nissa Revane]], [[Ulamog]], Jace Beleren, [[Ashaya]], [[Ob Nixilis]], [[Kozilek]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/flames-2016-01-20|Up in Flames}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2016-01-20 ||''[[Oath of the Gatewatch]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Chandra Nalaar]], [[Kozilek]], [[Ulamog]], [[Tazri]], [[Ob Nixilis]], Jace Beleren, [[Gideon Jura]], [[Nissa Revane]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/oath-gatewatch-2016-02-03|Oath of the Gatewatch}} || [[James Wyatt]] || 2016-02-03 ||''[[Oath of the Gatewatch]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Kozilek]], [[Ulamog]], [[the Gatewatch]] ([[Gideon Jura]], Jace Beleren, [[Chandra Nalaar]] and [[Nissa Revane]])
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/brink-extinction-2016-02-10|Brink of Extinction}} || [[Kelly Digges]] || 2016-02-10 ||''[[Oath of the Gatewatch]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Tazri]], [[Munda]], [[Jori En]], [[Kiora]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/zendikars-last-stand-2016-02-17|Zendikar's Last Stand}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2016-02-17 ||''[[Oath of the Gatewatch]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Kiora]], [[Ulamog]], [[Kozilek]], [[Tazri]], [[Noyan Dar]], [[Drana]], [[Jori En]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/zendikar-resurgent-2016-02-24|Zendikar Resurgent}} || [[Ari Levitch]], [[Doug Beyer]], [[Kelly Digges]], & [[Kimberly J. Kreines]] || 2016-02-24 || ''[[Oath of the Gatewatch]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Tazri]], [[Ugin]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/unwelcome-2016-03-16|Unwelcome}} || [[Kelly Digges]] || 2016-03-16 || ''[[Shadows over Innistrad]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || Jace Beleren, [[Liliana Vess]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/mystery-markov-manor-2016-03-30|The Mystery of Markov Manor}} || [[James Wyatt]] || 2016-03-30 ||''[[Shadows over Innistrad]]'' ||  [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || Jace Beleren, [[Jenrik]], [[Liliana Vess]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/drownyard-temple-2016-04-06|Drownyard Temple}} || [[Mel Li]] || 2016-04-06 || ''[[Shadows over Innistrad]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || Jace Beleren, [[Jenrik]], [[Tamiyo]], [[Liliana Vess]], [[Emrakul]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/lilianas-indignation-2016-04-20|Liliana's Indignation}} || [[Kelly Digges]] || 2016-04-20 || ''[[Shadows over Innistrad]]'' ||  [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || [[Liliana Vess]], [[Raven Man]], Jace Beleren, [[Gared]], Dierk
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/stories-and-endings-2016-05-11|Stories and Endings}} || [[Nik Davidson]] || 2016-05-11 || ''[[Shadows over Innistrad]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || [[Tamiyo]], Jace Beleren, [[Avacyn]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/i-am-avacyn-2016-05-18|I Am Avacyn}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2016-05-18 || ''[[Shadows over Innistrad]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || [[Tamiyo]], Jace Beleren, [[Avacyn]], [[Sorin Markov]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/emrakul-rises|Emrakul Rises}} || [[Kimberly J. Kreines]] || 2016-06-22 || ''[[Eldritch Moon]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || [[Nahiri]], [[Emrakul]], [[Maeli]], Sadie, [[Edith]], [[Halana]], [[Alena]], [[Kolman]], [[Bruna]], [[Gisela]], [[Brisela]], Jace Beleren, [[Tamiyo]], [[Chandra]], [[Gideon]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/battle-thraben-2016-07-20|Battle of Thraben}} || [[Nik Davidson]] || 2016-07-20|| ''[[Eldritch Moon]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Liliana Vess]], [[Gared]], [[Emrakul]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/promised-end-2016-07-27|The Promised End}} || [[Ken Troop]] || 2016-07-27|| ''[[Eldritch Moon]]'' || [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]] || [[Liliana Vess]], [[the Gatewatch]], [[Tamiyo]], [[Emrakul]], [[Raven Man]], [[Erebos]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/homesick-2016-08-29|Homesick}} || [[Chris L'Etoile]] || 2016-08-29 || ''[[Kaladesh]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[The Gatewatch]] (Jace Beleren, [[Nissa Revane]], [[Chandra Nalaar]], [[Gideon Jura]] and [[Liliana Vess]]), [[Lavinia]], [[Dovin Baan]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/very-arena-2016-10-12|In This Very Arena}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2016-10-12 || ''[[Kaladesh]]'' || [[Ravnica]], [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Ral Zarek]], [[Oviya Pashiri]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Kambal]], [[Pia Nalaar]], [[Dhiren Baral]], [[Rashmi]], [[Tezzeret]], [[Saheeli Rai]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/dead-night-2016-11-30|In the Dead of Night}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] || 2016-11-30 || ''[[Aether Revolt]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]] || [[Yahenni]], [[Nived]], [[Gonti]], Farhal, Vedi, Dhriti, Najm, [[the Gatewatch]], Rajul
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/quiet-moments-2016-12-07|Quiet Moments}} || [[Michael Yichao]] || 2016-12-07 || ''[[Aether Revolt]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Saheeli Rai]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Yahenni]], [[Pia Nalaar]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/burn|Burn}} || [[Chris L'Etoile]] || 2017-01-04 || ''[[Aether Revolt]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]] || [[Dovin Baan]], [[Tezzeret]], [[Dhiren Baral]], [[The Gatewatch]], [[Oviya Pashiri]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Vatti]], Dayal, [[Pia Nalaar]], [[Kari Zev]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/skies-over-ghirapur-2017-01-11|The Skies over Ghirapur}} || [[Ari Levitch]] || 2017-01-11 || ''[[Aether Revolt]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]] || [[Kari Zev]], [[Ragavan]], Jace Beleren, Ukti, [[Depala]], [[Laksha]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/breaking-points-2017-01-18|Breaking Points}} || [[Doug Beyer]] || 2017-01-18 || ''[[Aether Revolt]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Pia Nalaar]], [[Hope of Ghirapur]], [[Saheeli Rai]], [[Rashmi]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Oviya Pashiri]], [[Vatti]], [[Dovin Baan]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/renewal-2017-02-01|Renewal}} || [[Mel Li]], [[Kelly Digges]], [[Alison Luhrs]], [[Doug Beyer]], and [[Chris L'Etoile]] || 2017-02-01 || ''[[Aether Revolt]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]] || [[Pia Nalaar]], [[The Gatewatch]], [[Dhiren Baral]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Padeem]], [[Yahenni]], [[Depala]], Crankshaft, Sana Ahir
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/impact-2017-03-29|Impact}} || [[Michael Yichao]] || 2017-03-29 || ''[[Amonkhet]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]], [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Rhonas]], [[Hazoret]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/trust-2017-04-05|Trust}} || [[James Wyatt]] || 2017-04-05 || ''[[Amonkhet]]'' || [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Eknet]], [[Temmet]], [[Oketra‎]], [[Samut]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/writing-wall-2017-04-12|The Writing on the Wall}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] || 2017-04-12 || ''[[Amonkhet]]'' || [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Hapatra]], [[Oketra]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/servants-2017-04-19|Servants}} || [[Kelly Digges]] || 2017-04-19 || ''[[Amonkhet]]'' || [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] || [[Liliana Vess]], [[Raven Man]], Jace Beleren, [[Razaketh]], [[Temmet]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/judgment-2017-05-17|Judgment}} || [[Doug Beyer]] and [[Alison Luhrs]] || 2017-05-17 || ''[[Amonkhet]]'' || [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] || [[Samut]], [[Djeru]], [[Hazoret]], [[the Gatewatch]], [[Oketra]], [[Bontu]], [[Rhonas]], [[Kefnet]], Nassor, [[Neit]], [[Setha and Basetha|Basetha]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/feast-2017-06-14|Feast}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] || 2017-06-14 || ''[[Hour of Devastation]]'' || [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] || [[Razaketh]], [[the Gatewatch]], [[Raven Man]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/endure-2017-07-19|Endure}} || [[Michael Yichao]] || 2017-07-19 || ''[[Hour of Devastation]]'' || [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]], [[Theros (plane)|Theros]] || [[Samut]], [[Djeru]], Masikah, [[Nicol Bolas]], [[Hapatra]], [[Neheb]], [[the Gatewatch]], [[Haqikah]], [[Hazoret]], [[the Scorpion God]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/hour-devastation-2017-07-26|Hour of Devastation}} || [[Ken Troop]] || 2017-07-26 || ''[[Hour of Devastation]]'' || [[Amonkhet (plane)|Amonkhet]] || [[The Gatewatch]], [[Nicol Bolas]], [[Raven Man]], [[Tezzeret]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/jace-alone-2017-09-06|Jace, Alone}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]] || 2017-09-06 || ''[[Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] || Jace Beleren, [[Vraska]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/talented-captain-vraska-2017-09-20|The Talented Captain Vraska}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]] || 2017-09-20 || ''[[Ixalan]]'' || [[Ravnica]], [[Meditation Plane]], [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] || [[Vraska]], [[Nicol Bolas]], [[Malcolm]], [[Amelia]], Edgar, Gavven, Jace Beleren
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/something-else-entirely-2017-10-04|Something Else Entirely}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]] || 2017-10-04 || ''[[Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] || Jace Beleren, [[Amelia]], Kerrigan, [[Breeches]], [[Vraska]], [[Malcolm]], [[Pedron]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/race-part-1-2017-10-11|The Race, Part 1}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]] || 2017-10-11 || ''[[Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] || [[Mavren Fein]], [[Mardia]], Manuel, [[Elenda]], [[Pedron]], [[Vona de Iedo]], Jace Beleren, [[Vraska]], Edgar, [[Breeches]], [[Malcolm]], [[Huatli]], [[Inti]], [[Teyeuh]], [[Tishana]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/race-part-2-2017-10-18|The Race, Part 2}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]]|| 2017-10-18 || ''[[Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] || [[Vraska]], Jace Beleren, [[Vona de Iedo]], [[Huatli]], [[Tishana]], [[Amelia]], [[Malcolm]], [[Breeches]], [[Angrath]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/flood-2018-01-10|The Flood}} || [[Alison Luhrs]], [[Gregg Luben]] & [[Kelly Digges]] || 2018-01-10 || ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]], [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]], [[Ravnica]], [[Vryn]] || [[Kumena]], [[Vona]], [[Mavren Fein]], [[Vraska]], Jace Beleren, [[Tezzeret]], [[Liliana Vess|Liliana]], [[Ranna Beleren]], [[Gav Beleren]], [[Alhammarret]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/glimpse-far-side-sun-2018-01-17|Glimpse the Far Side of the Sun}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]]|| 2018-01-17 || ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]], [[Kaldheim (plane)|Kaldheim]] || [[Huatli]], [[Inti]], [[Angrath]], [[Elenda of Garrano|Elenda]], Jace Beleren, [[Vraska]], [[Zetalpa]], [[Azor]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/arbiter-law-left-chaos-his-wake-2018-01-24|The Arbiter of Law Left Chaos in His Wake}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]] || 2018-01-24 || ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] || [[Huatli]], [[Angrath]], [[Tishana]], [[Kumena]], [[Vona]], [[Mavren Fein]], Jace Beleren, [[Vraska]], [[Azor]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/sabotage-2018-01-31|Sabotage}} || [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]]|| 2018-01-31 || ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]], [[Tarkir]] || [[Ugin]], [[Azor]], [[Nicol Bolas]], Jace Beleren, [[Vraska]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/wool-over-eyes-2018-02-14|Wool Over the Eyes}} ||  [[Alison Luhrs]] & [[Gregg Luben]]|| 2018-02-14 || ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' || [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]], Unknown Plane, [[Ravnica]], [[Meditation Plane]], [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]], [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] || [[Huatli]], [[Saheeli Rai]], [[Angrath]], Rumi, Jamira, [[Vraska]], [[Nicol Bolas]], Jace Beleren, [[Jaya Ballard|Jaya]], [[Apatzec Intli III]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/rivals-ixalan-magic-story-alternate-endings-2018-02-21|Rivals of Ixalan Magic Story Alternate Endings}} || [[Nik Davidson]], [[Kelly Digges]], & [[Kimberly J. Kreines]] || 2018-02-21 || ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' || [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] || [[Tishana]], [[Huatli]], [[Vona de Iedo]], [[Mavren Fein]], [[Elenda]], [[Malcolm]], [[Breeches]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/return-dominaria-episode-9-2018-05-09|Return to Dominaria: Episode 9}} || [[Martha Wells]] || 2018-05-09 || ''[[Dominaria]]'' || [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] || [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], [[Jaya Ballard|Jaya]], [[Karn]], [[Multani]], [[Teferi Akosa|Teferi]], [[Gideon Jura|Gideon]], [[Liliana Vess|Liliana]], [[Jhoira]], [[Tiana]], [[Shanna Sisay]], [[Arvad]], [[Rafwyn Capashen|Raff Capashen]], Jace
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/return-dominaria-episode-12-2018-05-30|Return to Dominaria: Episode 12}} || [[Martha Wells]] || 2018-05-30 || ''[[Dominaria]]'' || [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]], [[Ravnica]] || [[Liliana Vess|Liliana]], [[Yargle]], [[Shanna Sisay]], [[Arvad]], [[Rafwyn Capashen|Raff Capashen]], [[Jhoira]], [[Jaya Ballard|Jaya]], [[Tiana]], [[Gideon Jura|Gideon]], [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], [[Radha]], [[Slimefoot]], Yxarit, [[Muldrotha]], [[Belzenlok]], [[Whisper]], [[Teferi]], [[Karn]], [[Urgoros]], [[Nicol Bolas]], Jace
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-old-friends-and-new-2019-05-08|War of the Spark: Ravnica—Old Friends and New}}|| [[Greg Weisman]] || 2019-05-08 || ''[[War of the Spark]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Araithia Shokta|Rat]], [[Hekara]], [[Teyo Verada|Teyo]], Barrez, [[Nicol Bolas]], [[the Gatewatch]] ([[Liliana Vess|Liliana]], [[Chandra Nalaar|Chandra]], [[Teferi Akosa|Teferi]], Jace, [[Gideon Jura|Gideon]] and [[Ajani Goldmane|Ajani]]), [[Ral Zarek|Ral]], [[Kaya Cassir|Kaya]], [[Lavinia]], [[Jaya Ballard|Jaya]], [[Karn]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-path-opulent-2019-05-15|War of the Spark: Ravnica—The Path to Opulent}} || [[Greg Weisman]] || 2019-05-15 || ''[[War of the Spark]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Araithia Shokta|Rat]], [[Teyo Verada|Teyo]], [[Kaya Cassir|Kaya]], [[Ral Zarek|Ral]], [[Jaya Ballard|Jaya]], [[Gideon Jura|Gideon]], Krumnen, [[Gan Shokta]], [[Domri Rade|Domri]], Akamal Cray, [[Govan Radley]], Sheeza, Jahdeera, Bombop, [[Vorel]], [[Maree]], [[Kiora]], [[Samut]], [[Eknet]], [[Temmet]], [[Neit]], [[Haqikah]], [[Kawit]], [[Huatli]], [[Saheeli Rai|Saheeli]], [[Kasmina]], [[Oketra]], [[Kefnet]], [[Bontu]], [[Rhonas]], Jace
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-rallying-reluctant-2019-05-22|War of the Spark: Ravnica—Rallying the Reluctant}} || [[Greg Weisman]] || 2019-05-22 || ''[[War of the Spark]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Araithia Shokta|Rat]], Jace, [[Kaya Cassir|Kaya]], [[Teyo Verada|Teyo]], Blaise, [[Teysa Karlov]], Armin Morov, Slavomir Zoltan, [[Maladola]], [[Bilagru]], [[Domri Rade|Domri]] (mentioned), [[Ral Zarek|Ral]], [[Maree]], [[Aurelia]], [[Niv-Mizzet]] (mentioned), [[Gideon Jura|Gideon]], [[Jiang Yanggu|Yanggu]], [[Mowu]], [[Dack Fayden|Dack]], [[Saheeli Rai|Saheeli]], [[Ob Nixilis|Nixilis]], [[Davriel Cane|Davriel]], [[Angrath]], [[Huatli]], [[Samut]], [[Vorel]], [[Vivien]], [[Lavinia]], [[Ajani Goldmane|Ajani]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-ashes-2019-06-12|War of the Spark: Ravnica—Ashes}}|| [[Greg Weisman]] || 2019-06-12 || ''[[War of the Spark]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Araithia Shokta|Rat]], [[the Gatewatch]], [[Nissa Revane|Nissa]], [[Tomik Vrona]], [[Lavinia]], [[Ral Zarek|Ral]], [[Dack Fayden|Dack]], [[Saheeli Rai|Saheeli]], [[Kaya Cassir|Kaya]], [[Hekara]], [[Vraska]], [[Nicol Bolas]], [[Borborygmos]], [[Vorel]], [[Karn]], [[Jaya Ballard|Jaya]], [[Boruvo]], [[Ari Shokta]], [[Gan Shokta]], [[Sorin Markov|Sorin]], [[Nahiri]], [[Teyo Verada|Teyo]], [[Arlinn Kord|Arlinn]], [[Bilagru]], [[Feather]], [[Maladola]], [[Rakdos]], [[Oketra]], [[Bontu]], [[Niv-Mizzet]], [[Angrath]], [[Mu Yanling|Yanling]], [[Jiang Yanggu|Yanggu]], [[Mowu]], [[Samut]], [[Aurelia]], [[Exava]], [[Lazav]]
|-
|| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-1-heart-skyclave-2020-09-02|Episode 1: In the Heart of the Skyclave}}|| [[A. T. Greenblatt]] || 2020-09-02 || ''[[Zendikar Rising]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]], [[Ravnica]] || [[Nahiri]], [[Nissa Revane|Nissa]], Jace
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-2-race-murasa-skyclave-2020-09-09|Episode 2: Race to the Murasa Skyclave}} || [[A. T. Greenblatt]] || 2020-09-09 || ''[[Zendikar Rising]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] ||[[Nahiri]], [[Kesenya]], [[Akiri]], [[Kaza]], [[Orah]], [[Zareth San]], Jace, Mara, [[Nissa Revane|Nissa]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-4-haunting-songs-and-whispered-warnings-2020-09-23|Episode 4: Of Haunting Songs and Whispered Warnings}} || [[A. T. Greenblatt]] || 2020-09-23 || ''[[Zendikar Rising]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Akiri]], [[Nahiri]], [[Nissa Revane|Nissa]], Jace, [[Ashaya]]
|-
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-5-two-guardians-2020-09-30|Episode 5: The Two Guardians}} || [[A. T. Greenblatt]] || 2020-09-30 || ''[[Zendikar Rising]]'' || [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]] || [[Nissa Revane|Nissa]], Jace, [[Nahiri]], [[Ashaya]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/the-brothers-war-chapter-5-exodus|The Brothers' War - Chapter 5: Exodus}} || [[Reinhardt Suarez]] || 2022-10-26 || ''[[The Brothers' War]]'' || [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] || [[Chandra Nalaar]], [[Nissa Revane]], [[Kaya]], [[Saheeli Rai]], [[Teferi Akosa]], [[Wrenn]], [[List of secondary characters/Innistrad|Seven]], [[Nahiri]], Jace, [[Jodah]], [[Elspeth Tirel]], [[The Wanderer]], [[Kaito Shizuki]], [[Tyvar Kell]], [[Lukka]], [[Vraska]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-storyassault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-2-unstable-foundations|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 2: Unstable Foundations}} || [[Seanan McGuire]] || 2023-01-13 || ''[[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]]'' || [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]] || [[Elspeth Tirel]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Koth of the Hammer]], [[Tyvar Kell]], Jace, [[Nahiri]], [[Kaito Shizuki]], [[Himoto]], [[Melira]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-3-inconceivable-losses|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 3: Inconceivable Losses}} || [[Seanan McGuire]] || 2023-01-14 || ''[[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]]'' || [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]] || [[Elspeth Tirel]], [[Nahiri]], [[Koth of the Hammer]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Kaito Shizuki]], [[Tyvar Kell]], Jace, [[Melira]], [[Himoto]], [[Vraska]], [[Atraxa]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-4-impossible-odds|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 4: Impossible Odds}} || [[Seanan McGuire]] || 2023-01-16 || ''[[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]]'' || [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]] || [[Elspeth Tirel]], [[Koth of the Hammer]], [[Melira]], [[Kaya Cassir]], Jace, [[Tyvar Kell]], [[Kaito Shizuki]], [[Himoto]], [[Karn]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Tibalt]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/assault-on-new-phyrexia-or-episode-5-inevitable-resolutions|Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 5: Inevitable Resolutions}} || [[Seanan McGuire]] || 2023-01-16 || ''[[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]]'' || [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]] || Jace, [[Kaito Shizuki]], [[Himoto]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Elspeth Tirel]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Tyvar Kell]], [[Tibalt]], [[Elesh Norn]], [[Tamiyo]], [[Nahiri]], [[Nissa Revane]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-1-triumph-of-the-fleshless|March of the Machine - Episode 1: Triumph of the Fleshless}} || [[K. Arsenault Rivera]] || 2023-03-15 || ''[[March of the Machine]]'' || [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]] || [[Elesh Norn]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Kaito Shizuki]], [[Himoto]], [[Tyvar Kell]], [[Lukka]], [[Rothga]], [[Ajani Goldmane]], [[Sheoldred]], Jace, [[Nahiri]], [[Nissa Revane]], [[Tamiyo]], [[Atraxa]], [[Ephara]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/one-and-the-same|Ravnica - One and the Same}}||[[Alison Lührs]]||2023-03-24||''[[March of the Machine]]''||[[Ravnica]] || [[Vraska]], [[Ral Zarek]], Jace, [[Tomik Vrona]], [[Sisters of Stone Death|Ludmilla]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-6-the-ballad-of-thieves-and-thunderslingers|Outlaws of Thunder Junction Episode 6: The Ballad of Thieves and Thunderslingers}}||[[Akemi Dawn Bowman]]||2024-03-25||''[[Outlaws of Thunder Junction]]''||[[Thunder Junction]]||[[Oko]], [[Breeches]], [[Annie Flash]], [[Tinybones]], [[Rakdos]], [[Satoru Umezawa]], [[Geralf Cecani]], [[Gisa Cecani]], [[Kaervek]], [[Akul]], [[Vraska]], [[Malcolm Lee]], [[Eriette]], [[Kellan]], [[Ral Zarek]], Jace, [[Loot (Fomori)|Loot]], [[Amalia Benavides Aguirre]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/epilogue-1-the-invasion-tree|Outlaws of Thunder Junction Epilogue 1: Bring the End, Part 1}}||[[Alison Lührs]]||2024-04-01||''[[Outlaws of Thunder Junction]]''||[[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]], [[Vryn]], [[Ravnica]]||Jace, [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Kaito Shizuki]], [[Elesh Norn]], [[Tyvar Kell]], [[Vraska]], [[List of secondary characters#Vryn|Ranna Beleren]]
|-
|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/epilogue-2-bring-the-end-part-2|Outlaws of Thunder Junction Epilogue 2: Bring the End, Part 2}}||[[Alison Lührs]]||2024-04-02||''[[Outlaws of Thunder Junction]]''||[[Vryn]], [[Ravnica]], [[Eldraine]], [[Ixalan]], [[Thunder Junction]]||Jace, [[Vraska]], [[List of secondary characters#Vryn|Ranna Beleren]], [[Tezzeret]], [[Tamiyo]], [[Eriette]], [[Breeches]], [[Malcolm Lee]], [[Alquist Proft]], [[Etrata]], [[Izoni]], [[Loot (Fomori)|Loot]]
|}
 
==Tokens==
{{Jace tokens|header=y}}


==In-game references==
==In-game references==
'''Represented in''':
{{in-game
* <c>Jace Beleren</c>
|cards=
* <c>Jace, the Mind Sculptor</c>  
*<c>Jace Beleren</c>
* <c>Jace, Memory Adept</c>
*<c>Jace, Arcane Strategist</c>
* <c>Jace, Architect of Thought</c>
*<c>Jace, Architect of Thought</c>
* <c>Jace, the Living Guildpact</c>
*<c>Jace, Cunning Castaway</c>
 
*<c>Jace, Memory Adept</c>
'''Depicted in''':
*<c>Jace, Mirror Mage</c>
* <c>Control Magic</c> (''[[Commander 2013]]'')
*<c>Jace, Ingenious Mind-Mage</c>
* <c>Counterspell</c> (''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra]]'')
*<c>Jace, the Living Guildpact</c>
* <c>Fact or Fiction</c> (''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra]]'')
*<c>Jace, the Mind Sculptor</c>
* <c>Jace's Erasure</c>
*<c>Jace, the Perfected Mind</c>
* <c>Jace's Ingenuity</c>
*<c>Jace Reawakened</c>
* <c>Jace's Mindseeker</c>
*<c>Jace, Unraveler of Secrets</c>
* <c>Jace's Phantasm</c>
*<c>Jace, Vryn's Prodigy</c> // <c>Jace, Telepath Unbound</c>
* <c>Jace’s Sanctum</c>
*<c>Jace, Wielder of Mysteries</c>
* <c>Lay Bare</c>
*{{card|Space Beleren|Unfinity}}
* <c>Mind Sculpt</c>
|associated=
* <c>Negate</c> (''[[Magic Player Rewards]]'')
*{{card|Copy|Zendikar Rising|TZNR|#=12}}
* <c>Omniscience</c>
*<c>Jace's Archivist</c>
* <c>Selective Memory</c>
*<c>Jace's Defeat</c>
* <c>Uncovered Clues</c>
*<c>Jace's Erasure</c>
 
*<c>Jace's Ingenuity</c>
'''Quoted or referred to''':
*<c>Jace's Mindseeker</c>
* <c>Chandra's Outrage</c> (''[[Magic 2011]]'')
*<c>Jace's Phantasm</c>
* <c>Essence Scatter</c> (''[[Magic 2013]]'')
*<c>Jace's Projection</c>
* <c>Hive Mind</c>
*<c>Jace's Ruse</c>
* <c>Illusionary Servant</c>
*<c>Jace's Sanctum</c>
* <c>Jace's Archivist</c>
*<c>Jace's Scrutiny</c>
* <c>Krovikan Mist</c> (''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska]]'')
*<c>Jace's Sentinel</c>
* <c>Leyline Phantom</c>
*<c>Jace's Triumph</c>
* <c>Memory Lapse</c> (''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska]]'')
*<c>Oath of Jace</c>
* <c>Mind Control</c> (''[[Magic 2011]]'')
|art=
* <c>Nature's Claim</c>
*{{card|An Offer You Can't Refuse|Secret Lair Prize|SLP}}
* <c>Nekrataal</c> (''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska]]'')
*<c>Anguished Unmaking</c> ([http://www.artofmtg.com/art/anguished-unmaking/ full art only)]
* <c>Phantom Warrior</c> (''[[Magic 2010]]'')
*<c>Avacyn's Judgment</c>
* <c>Pulse Tracker</c> (''[[Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska]]'')
*<c>Azor's Gateway</c>
* <c>Redirect</c>
*{{card|Blue Elemental Blast|Signature Spellbook: Jace}}
* <c>Sphinx's Tutelage</c>
*{{card|Brainstorm|Signature Spellbook: Jace}}
* <c>Summoner's Bane</c>
*{{card|Bring the Ending|Phyrexia: All Will Be One}}
*<c>Bonds of Mortality</c>
*<c>Castaway's Despair</c>  
*<c>Calculated Dismissal</c>
*<c>Call the Gatewatch</c>
*{{card|Carnival Elephant Meteor|Unfinity|SUNF}}
*<c>Case of the Stashed Skeleton</c> (puppet)
*<c>Cathartic Operation</c>{{ref|Alchemy: Thunder Junction|†}}
*{{card|Clash of Wills|Magic Origins}}
*{{card|Clash of Wills|Friday Night Magic|F16}}<ref>{{DailyRef|archive/arcana/december-through-february-fnm-promo-update-2015-11-24|December Through February FNM Promo Update|[[Blake Rasmussen]]|November 24, 2015}}</ref>
*<c>Comparative Analysis</c>
*<c>Contentious Plan</c>
*<c>Contingency Plan</c>
*{{card|Control Magic|Commander 2013}}
*{{card|Counterspell|Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra}}
*<c>Cult Guildmage</c><ref>{{DailyRef|feature/ravnica-allegiance-art-descriptions-2019-02-15|''Ravnica Allegiance'' Art Descriptions|[[Chris Gleeson]]|February 15, 2019}}</ref> (puppet)
*<c>Devour in Flames</c>
*<c>Deliver Unto Evil</c>
*{{card|Dispel|Battle for Zendikar}}
*<c>Distorted Curiosity</c>
*<c>Dramatic Reversal</c>
*<c>Emrakul's Influence</c>
*<c>Epiphany at the Drownyard</c>
*{{card|Fact or Fiction|Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra}}
*<c>Flood of Recollection</c>
*{{card|Forest|Ixalan|#=277}}<ref name="Ixalan">{{DailyRef|card-preview/ixalan-promos-planeswalker-decks-packaging-and-fnm-tokens-2017-09-01|''Ixalan'' Promos, Planeswalker Decks, Packaging, and FNM Tokens!|[[Blake Rasmussen]]|September 1, 2017}}</ref>
*{{card|Fortune Teller|Unfinity}}
*<c>Frenemy of the Guildpact</c>
*{{card|Gatewatch Beacon||CMM}}
*{{card|Gifts Ungiven|Signature Spellbook: Jace}}
*<c>Grasping Current</c>
*<c>Guildpact Informant</c>
*<c>Hedron Archive</c>
*<c>Hour of Devastation</c>
*<c>Ignite the Beacon</c>
*<c>Induced Amnesia</c>
*<c>Intruder's Inquisition</c>{{ref|Alchemy: Thunder Junction|†}}
*<c>Imaginary Threats</c>
*<c>Intrude on the Mind</c>
*{{card|Island|Ixalan|#=265}}<ref name="Ixalan"/>
*<c>Ixalan's Binding</c>
*<c>Lay Bare</c>
*<c>Liliana's Indignation</c>
*{{card|Loot, the Key to Everything|The Big Score|BIG|#=51}}
*<c>Maddening Cacophony</c>
*<c>Mind Sculpt</c>
*{{card|Mountain|Ixalan|#=273}}<ref name="Ixalan"/>
*{{card|Mystical Tutor|Signature Spellbook: Jace}}
*<c>Nahiri's Binding</c>
*{{card|Negate|Signature Spellbook: Jace}}
*{{card|Negate|Magic Player Reward|P09}}
*<c>Nissa's Zendikon</c>
*<c>No Escape</c>
*{{card|Omenpath Journey|The Big Score|BIG|#=18}}
*{{card|Omenpath Journey|The Big Score|BIG|#=48}}
*<c>Omniscience</c>
*<c>Open into Wonder</c>
*<c>Perilous Voyage</c>
*<c>Pieces of the Puzzle</c>
*{{card|Phyrexian Arena|Phyrexia: All Will Be One|ONE}}
*{{card|Plains|Ixalan|#=261}}<ref name="Ixalan"/>
*<c>Pore Over the Pages</c>
*{{card|Prize Wall|Unfinity}}
*<c>Psychic Rebuttal</c>
*<c>Remorseless Punishment</c>
*<c>Resolute Rejection</c>{{ref|Alchemy: Thunder Junction|†}}
*<c>Seize the Secrets</c> (disguised as [[Ashiok]])
*<c>Selective Memory</c>
*<c>Send to Sleep</c>
*<c>Silent Extraction</c>{{ref|Alchemy: Thunder Junction|†}}
*<c>Solitary Defiance</c>{{ref|Alchemy: Thunder Junction|†}}
*<c>Spark Double</c>
*{{card|Strategic Planning|Hour of Devastation}}
*{{card|Swamp|Ixalan|#=269}}<ref name="Ixalan"/>
*<c>Talent of the Telepath</c>
*<c>Tamiyo Meets the Story Circle</c>
*<c>Tamiyo's Journal</c>
*<c>The Filigree Sylex</c>
*<c>Thaumatic Compass</c>
*{{card|Threads of Disloyalty|Signature Spellbook: Jace}}
*<c>Trail of Evidence</c>
*<c>Ugin's Insight</c>
*<c>Uncovered Clues</c>
*<c>Unity of Purpose</c>
*<c>Unsubstantiate</c>
*<c>Weave the Nightmare</c>
*<c>Zendikar Resurgent</c>
|flavor=
*{{card|Amateur Auteur|Unstable|#=3a}}
*{{card|Chandra's Outrage|Magic 2011}}
*{{card|Chandra's Pyreling||M21}}
*<c>Drownyard Temple</c>
*{{card|Essence Scatter|Magic 2013}}
*<c>Eternal Taskmaster</c>
*<c>Eternal of Harsh Truths</c>
*<c>Exultant Cultist</c>
*{{card|Foreboding Ruins|Shadows over Innistrad}}
*<c>Gulping Scraptrap</c>
*<c>Hive Mind</c>
*<c>Illusionary Servant</c>
*<c>Illusionist's Stratagem</c>
*{{card|Krovikan Mist|Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska}}
*<c>Lavinia, Azorius Renegade</c>
*<c>Leyline Phantom</c>
*<c>Mage-Ring Bully</c>
*{{card|Memory Lapse|Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska}}
*{{card|Mind Control|Magic 2011}}
*{{card|Nature's Claim|Worldwake}}
*{{card|Negate|Aether Revolt}}
*{{card|Nekrataal|Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska}}
*{{card|Phantom Warrior|Magic 2010}}
*{{card|Psychic Corrosion}}
*{{card|Pulse Tracker|Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska}}
*<c>Redirect</c>
*<c>Sanctum of the Sun</c>
*<c>Seal of the Guildpact</c>
*<c>Sky Scourer</c>
*<c>Sphinx's Tutelage</c>
*{{card|Spires of Orazca}}
*<c>Summoner's Bane</c>
*<c>Thaumatic Compass</c>
*<c>Vraska's Fall</c>
*<c>Wardscale Crocodile</c>
}}
:{{note|Alchemy: Thunder Junction|†}} Scryfall does not record flavor text for digital cards. See [[Alchemy: Thunder Junction/Flavor text]].


==References==
==References==
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==External links==
==External links==
*{{DailyRef|mtgcom/feature2/1705|Fuel for the Fire, Part I|[[Doug Beyer]], [[Christopher Moeller]], [[Brady Dommermuth]] ''et al.''|November 5, 2008}}
*{{DailyRef|feature/fuel-fire-part-i-2008-11-05|Fuel for the Fire, Part I|[[Doug Beyer]], [[Christopher Moeller]], [[Brady Dommermuth]] ''et al.''|November 5, 2008}}
*{{DailyRef|mtgcom/feature2/12c|Fuel for the Fire, Part II|[[Doug Beyer]], [[Andrew Robinson]], [[Brady Dommermuth]] ''et al.''|November 12, 2008}}
*{{DailyRef|feature/fuel-fire-part-ii-2008-11-12|Fuel for the Fire, Part II|[[Doug Beyer]], [[Andrew Robinson]], [[Brady Dommermuth]] ''et al.''|November 12, 2008}}
*{{DailyRef|mtgcom/feature2/13b|Fuel for the Fire, Part III|[[Doug Beyer]], [[Jeremy Jarvis]], [[Brady Dommermuth]] ''et al.''|November 19, 2008}}
*{{DailyRef|feature/fuel-fire-part-iii-2008-11-19|Fuel for the Fire, Part III|[[Doug Beyer]], [[Jeremy Jarvis]], [[Brady Dommermuth]] ''et al.''|November 19, 2008}}
*{{DailyRef|mtgcom/daily/db7|Planeswalkers Unmasked|Doug Beyer|October 24, 2007}}
*{{DailyRef|savor-flavor/planeswalkers-unmasked-2007-10-24|Planeswalkers Unmasked|[[Doug Beyer]]|October 24, 2007}}
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/408|Sketches: Selective Memory|[[Magic Arcana]]|March 17, 2010}}
*{{DailyRef|arcana/sketches-selective-memory-2010-03-17|Sketches: Selective Memory|[[Magic Arcana]]|March 17, 2010}}
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/506|The Many Faces of Jace|[[Kelly Digges]]|August 02, 2010}}
*{{DailyRef|arcana/many-faces-jace-2010-08-02|The Many Faces of Jace|[[Kelly Digges]]|August 02, 2010}}
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/1278|Eyeing that Flying Eel|[[Trick Jarrett]]|July 17, 2013}}
*{{DailyRef|feature/eyeing-flying-eel-2013-07-17|Eyeing that Flying Eel|[[Trick Jarrett]]|July 17, 2013}}
{{Neowalkers}}
*{{DailyRef|arcana/scattered-memories-jace-2015-07-21|The Scattered Memories of Jace|[[Michael Yichao]]|July 21, 2015}}
*{{DailyRef|my-favorite-flavor/pursuit-knowledge-2015-07-21|The Pursuit of Knowledge|[[Chas Andres]]|July 21, 2015}}
*{{DailyRef|card-preview/jace-mind-sculptor-double-masters-2020-07-20|Jace, the Best of All|[[Mike Turian]]|July 20, 2020}}


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[[Category:Vryn characters]]
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[[Category:Thunder Junction characters]]
[[Category:Humans]]
[[Category:Pirates]]
[[Category:Wizards]]
[[Category:Phyrexians]]

Latest revision as of 04:43, 6 July 2024

Jace Beleren
[[File:{{#setmainimage:Jace Mind Sculptor variant.jpg}}|250px]]
Details
Race Human Planeswalker
Briefly Phyrexian
Birthplace Silmot's Crossing, Vryn
Lifetime Compleated 4562
Uncompleated 4562
Born 4534 AR[1][2]
Children Loot (adopted)
Parents Gav Beleren
Ranna Beleren
Colors
Center: {U}
Sources
Agents of Artifice, Phyrexia: All Will Be One
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Jace Beleren (Phyrexian: auL, IPA: [ʤes]) is a human planeswalker and mind-mage from Vryn. While working with the Infinite Consortium on Ravnica, he went by the name Berrim.[3] He is the former Living Guildpact of Ravnica and a founding member of the Gatewatch. He was compleated during the events of Phyrexia: All Will Be One and remained a Phyrexian for some time until Elesh Norn's defeat.

Appearance and characteristics

Jace is incredibly intelligent, curious to a fault, and specializes in mental magic, capable of telepathy, clairvoyance, and illusion.[2] He has a reserved nature and a troubled conscience for the poor decisions he made in his past.[4] Always in control, Jace is a master of mind-reading and memory modification, and is a master illusionist. His telepathic powers allow him to manipulate enemy mages by countering their magic or using their spells against them. He can create a telepathic link between multiple allies, allowing them to communicate across long distances.[5] His telepathy can also be used offensively, inducing fatal seizures in his opponents.[6] He is mostly self-taught, as he has a habit of losing or deleting his memories. An adept analyst, he has an optimized plan, and a backup plan, for every situation.

Jace is a slender young man with unkempt chestnut brown hair.[7] He is 5'10" tall and weighs 160lbs.[1][8] His white facial tattoos were created by the Ravnican Gruul, who took him in as a child. He wears a cloak in his family's blues, sporting a symbol of an elongated ring, open at the bottom, with a circle floating in the middle.[2][9] The symbol represents a sphinx's collar, which for a long time was the one remaining memory of his home plane. He used illusions for a time to make himself look fitter but stopped doing so after he got in shape on Ixalan, and after de-compleation uses it to cover up the scars and "plugs" from his transformation.[10] He has other mundane scars, one on his right ring finger and another that begins on his knuckle and runs stick straight up his arm.[7] He has clearwater blue eyes with a small brown freckle in one. On Bloomburrow, Jace appears as a foxfolk with fur markings matching his tattoos.[11]

Jace visualizes his mind as seamless alabaster stone with a warm, simple well at its center.[6] Within the well is a facsimile of Useless Island. The Blind Eternities and others' minds appear to him as endlessly intricate layers of glass, curving and overlapping.

Jace is centered in blue mana. When creating spells, Jace's eyes shine bright blue with magic. He usually tries to avoid physical combat. As he planeswalks, he disappears in a complex crisscross pattern of blue light.

Personal life

Jace plays chess and considers himself good at it.[12]

Jace also says memoirs are his favorite book genre because he likes interesting people. [13]

Jace has had a romantic engagement with Liliana Vess, but their relationship collapsed under the strain of the events of Agents of Artifice. Before becoming the Living Guildpact, he also had a burgeoning relationship with Emmara Tandris, one of his first friends on Ravnica, but she could not bear to share the knowledge of the multiverse and planeswalkers with the Selesnya and asked to have it removed from her mind and with it most of Jace's identity. Finally, Vraska and Jace have been involved since their sojourn on Ixalan.

History

Adolescence

Jace confronts his master Alhammarret

Jace was born at Silmot's Crossing on the plane of Vryn. His unique gift of telepathy manifested very early in his life, often to his parent's immense embarrassment. When his block's cart horse Pewter fell ill, Jace created an illusionary double, maintaining it for weeks after the horse's death.[2] Desperate to curb the young man's precocious nature, his father Gav Beleren sought the assistance of the local mage known as Alhammarret. Alhammarret took Jace from his father and allowed him to become his apprentice at age thirteen. Under his tutelage, Jace spent years learning new spells and talents, but most importantly, he began to feel welcome for the first time in memory.

It was not to last though. Jace eventually became strong enough to try his talents against his master and learned the shocking truth of his existence. He discovered that his spark had ignited over a year ago, dipping him into the Blind Eternities only for a moment. Alhammarret had lied to him about what had happened, telling him his illusions had backfired and not to concern himself with it. Alhammarret confided in Jace's father about the event, and they agreed to keep the truth from Jace.

Jace seethed over this news for days, holding his temper close to his heart until finally, during one of their practice sessions, Jace snapped. He slipped into Alhammarret's mind and unleashed all of his rage and pain at once, destroying his master's mind. Jace fled, assuming he would be wanted everywhere within a hundred miles of his hometown. Ironically, due to Alhammarret's death and his disappearance, Jace was presumed dead alongside his master.[2] Finally, Jace erased his memories, so that he would never have to see his teacher's face again and feel the weight of what he had done.

Revised origin

With his mind shattered from the confrontation with Alhammarret, Jace's spark ignites

In a more recent update to Jace's origin, Alhammarret was revealed to be a sphinx who arbitrated between the two warring factions of Vryn.[14] After two years of training, Alhammarret began sending Jace out to gather information. Under the cover of darkness and cloaked by illusions, Jace would sneak into a camp of one of the opposing sides to learn about the army's battle plans. During one of these reconnaissance missions, Jace tried to enter his master's mind, a feat he had never accomplished before. He learned the shocking truth of his existence: his spark had ignited a year ago, dipping him into the Blind Eternities only for a moment. Alhammarret had lied to him about what had happened and had repeatedly wiped the incident from the young man's mind.[9] When Jace finally found out, he began to erase his knowledge to keep it away from the sphinx. Instead, he kept records on paper.

Later it turned out that Alhammarret was playing both warring factions against each other by providing them with military intel, and thus keeping his status as arbiter intact. He used Jace as a go-between, to gather information from the Ampryn and the Trovians, deliver it, and learn more just in the delivery. And every time, he'd wiped Jace's memory of it, taken the money for himself, and kept the war going.

Eventually, Jace goaded his master into a duel of telepathy. At the cost of much of his mind (and, inadvertently, his memories), he destroyed the Sphinx's mind, rendering Alhammarret unable to breathe.[9] The force of the battle, in combination with the damage done to himself, forced Jace to accidentally planeswalk away, landing himself in the streets of Ravnica.

Agents of Artifice

On Ravnica he settled into a comfortable life, living in the upper echelons of society and earning his money through blackmail. He would use his telepathy to learn the secrets of the wealthy and extort money from them for his continued silence. While conducting business, Jace was attacked by creatures summoned by members of the Infinite Consortium. After some brief background research, Jace confronted the Consortium's master Tezzeret and learned that these attacks were, in fact, an "invitation" for Jace to join Tezzeret's organization. With some hesitation, Jace agreed and began training with Tezzeret to hone his telepathy for the Consortium's use.[3]

At one point, Jace was sent to the abandoned plane of Thunder Junction to investigate the contents of an ancient vault. He was chosen for the task because Tezzeret's master Nicol Bolas feared the vault's contents and Tezzeret was unable to get inside. Reaching inside with his telepathy, he found a childlike presence blocked by a psychic barrier. When he reported his findings to Tezzeret, the elder planeswalker had no interest in exploring further.

Jace was partnered with a blademaster by the name of Kallist Rhoka, who by some coincidence looked remarkably like Jace, and together they began to train each other in their specialties between assignments. After a few years, Jace came to realize how badly the Consortium's practices had impacted him and began to feel guilty, ironically, of not feeling any guilt over some of the things he has done in the Consortium's name. Things started to come to a head when a mission to Kamigawa ended spectacularly with the massacre of a Nezumi village. As punishment, Tezzeret savagely beats Jace for failing, though the mission failed through no fault of Jace's.[3]

Shortly thereafter, an agent of Nicol Bolas, the original master of the Infinite Consortium and Tezzeret's main rival, contacted Tezzeret over a mining dispute on an unknown plane. Tezzeret scheduled a meeting with the dragon on an Arctic plane and brought Jace along to ensure that Bolas did not attempt to probe Tezzeret's mind. Jace became distracted by the dragon, who held two conversations with them both. Jace's defenses, which were untested, to begin with, failed when Bolas struck. After fleeing for their lives from Bolas's forces, Jace succumbed to frostbite and lost a toe. This was the least of his injuries though, as Tezzeret used his manablade to torture Jace for having failed despite his inexperience and the vast difference between his power and that which Bolas possessed.[3]

Jace vs Tezzeret

Finally, Jace grew uneasy with Tezzeret's methods and total lust for power, and after refusing a task that went against his very nature, he ultimately fell out of Tezzeret's graces. Jace took Kallist with him and ran to the farthest reaches of Ravnica in hopes of escaping the Consortium's wrath. While trying to lie low, the pair ran into the lovely necromancer Liliana Vess, who flirted endlessly with both of them, finally settling into a torrid affair with Jace. Without Jace's knowledge, and with a heavy heart, Liliana revealed where Jace and Kallist had settled to the Consortium. In a desperate attempt to save both their lives, Jace tried to absorb Kallist's mind and switched bodies with the assassin when it failed.[3]

Six months later, "Jace" in Kallist's body died and his mind returned to its original body with extreme trauma to Jace's psyche. Liliana took him away to recover and urged him to pursue Tezzeret for his part in Kallist's death. This resulted in Tezzeret and Jace scheming against each other, Tezzeret trying to kill Jace for his insubordination and impudence, and Jace just wanting to be free from Tezzeret and the Consortium finally. Jace turned to Nicol Bolas for help in locating Tezzeret's sanctum, and he and Liliana planned an assault on the artificer's base. Ultimately, the attack failed, Jace was captured, and Liliana's betrayal came to light. Tezzeret spent months constructing an artifact to control Jace's mind without damaging his abilities, all the while having Jace tortured violently by the pyromancer Baltrice. Liliana approached the captured Jace and tried to make him understand the reasons she'd done the things she had. She genuinely cared for him, and she helped Jace escape the prison Tezzeret constructed. Together they again attempted to destroy Tezzeret, wreaking havoc in his base of operations. Ultimately, Jace and the artificer dueled, resulting in Jace wiping Tezzeret's mind clean, leaving the consortium without a leader. Jace made a vow to himself to help Liliana in any way that he could.[3]

The Purifying Fire

At some point during Jace's first year working for the Infinite Consortium, he was sent to track down and retrieve a scroll Chandra had stolen from the Sanctum of Stars in Kephalai. However, his mission was to erase all memories of it from the pyromancer's mind, and not just to return the scroll to Kephalai. He tracked her to the monastery of Keral Keep where he confronted the girl. After a short battle, Jace completed his objective and planeswalked away.[15]

Zendikar

Jace is attacked by an Eldrazi

Roughly three years after retrieving the Dragon Scroll from Chandra, Jace's interest in it was once more piqued for an unknown reason. With Garruk's "assistance", Jace soon decoded the location in the scroll as Zendikar. Shortly thereafter, he followed in Chandra's footsteps, having hired a guide to climb through the mountains of Akoum.[16] Using his skill at illusion to keep himself safe, he and his guide soon encountered the bedraggled Anowon, who attacked Jace and killed his treacherous guide. Subduing Anowon, Jace ripped the information he sought from the vampire's mind and convinced him to replace his guide to the Eye of Ugin.

Upon arriving at the Eye, a wall closed between the two, with Anowon shouting warnings at Jace that fell on deaf ears. What Jace found, much to his surprise, was an immense Dragon fighting Chandra, who was hard-pressed to continue the fight.[17] Jace immediately offered his help but was stunned to find his spells malfunctioning and one of the Hedrons floating about the cave absorbing his magic. Acting upon intuition and things he had gleaned from the scroll that led him here, Jace told Chandra to try and generate fire that could not be seen. With it, the pair defeated Sarkhan, knocking the entire group unconscious. Chandra was the first to awake and pulled Jace to his feet before walking away, leaving Jace to ponder who had manipulated the pair into crossing paths.

With Chandra gone, Jace had no reason to stay in the Eye. With his goal accomplished, albeit catastrophically, he wandered the caves and questioned once more how all three walkers came to be in the same place at the appropriate time.[18] Despite his ignorance of the plane and the Eye, Jace couldn't help but notice that something had been set in motion with his involvement. He resolved to inform the sages of Sea Gate at Halimar of this development, but before he could leave the labyrinth, Anowon returned, demanding to know what had happened. Before Jace had a chance to answer, the vampire sage stalked off into the heart of the Eye muttering to himself. With no guide, Jace managed to find a nearby town and acquired a mount to ride. Wasting no time, he began his trek back to the ship to finish his voyage. On the way, an enormous member of the Eldrazi Brood attacked, killing Jace's mount but leaving the mind mage unscathed. Jace arrived at the boat and continued on his way.

Two weeks later, Jace stood consulting an archivist at the Lighthouse of Halimar. He learned a bit about the Eldrazi but felt no wiser for the knowledge. He recounted the events of his journey for her and decided to search out where Chandra learned of the scroll. The merfolk archivist begged Jace to return if he learned anything, and Jace walked away saying he would share anything he found.

Return to Ravnica

Jace's Sanctum.

After the tumult of the past few years of his life, Jace ignored whatever obligations remained on Ravnica, choosing to just wander for a while. When he returned, the consortium had collapsed without him, but he couldn't seem to bring himself to care. Indeed, despite feeling at home in Ravnica's faceless masses, Jace was haunted by the things he had seen. It was no wonder, then, that when curious symbols and patterns started turning up all over the Tenth District, it was enough to make Jace pause and take note. It was just the distraction he needed.

Jace contacted a peer named Kavin, a vedalken, with whom he worked to unwind the puzzle of the mysterious marks and why the Izzet League was interested in them. Unlike his accomplice though, Jace's interest turned to near obsession. He worked feverishly, and fruitlessly, until Emmara took note of his absence and came to check on him. After several pleasantries, she gave Jace a small wooden pendant and offered Jace a place in the Conclave. He refused, but she still asked for his assistance. Jace was not the only one to have noticed the Izzet's flurry of activity. Unfortunately, the pair had also attracted the attention of House Dimir.

Several days after, Jace secretly tracked Ral Zarek and his associates back to the Izzet Guildgate. He was shocked to find Niv-Mizzet himself waiting for Zarek and with his chance slipping through his fingers, he seized the opportunity, making a mental connection with the firemind itself. Jace attained the answers he sought but at the cost of attracting the attention of the dragon.

Kavin was not as thrilled with Jace's answers as the young telepath had been. The archivist was insistent they walk away, and reluctantly, Jace agreed, even going so far as to erase the memories of six months' worth of work. Unfortunately, while Jace worked at that, the Cult of Rakdos abducted Emmara. Jace immediately went after them as soon as he awoke, distraught at both the abduction and the sudden gap in his memories. The forces of the Azorius Senate had other plans for him though. Eluding Lavinia and the arresters with the help of Ruric Thar, Jace desperately tried to piece together what had happened and how he could help Emmara. The only clue he had was a small token pointing him to a Rakdos nightclub. After a less than pleasant discourse at the club with the blood witch Exava, Jace escaped the cult and made his way to the Golgari controlled neighborhoods of District Ten, having snatched the location out of the mind of the Rakdos. Following the power of a leyline, Jace encountered Varolz, only to have Emmara save him. While distracted, Mirko Vosk struck.

Jace research on the Implicit Maze of Azor

The vampire gravely wounded Emmara and tried to psychically assault Jace, finding the mage knew nothing of what he had been looking for. The vampire retreated, frustrated that Jace had been one step ahead. After tending their wounds, the pair headed back to Vitu-Ghazi. When they arrived, Emmara was received warmly and Jace with suspicion. Jace was introduced to Emmara's paramour, Captain Calomir. This discovery shook Jace worse than almost everything that had happened to him up until that point. Emmara's abduction had sparked hostility within the conclave, spearheaded by Calomir. Jace, feeling put upon, tried to read the man, only to discover he couldn't. He quickly deduced Calomir wasn't who he said he was, but Jace's suspicions were ill-received, and he was quickly thrown from Conclave territory.

Left drifting listlessly, Jace couldn't shake the feeling that Emmara was in danger, as his friend was the only thing important to him in the entirety of Ravnica. So, with few other options, Jace turned to Lavinia, the Azorius lawmage who had been sent to arrest him in the first place. He shared what he knew of the plots the Dimir were weaving, and in exchange, he tried to trade that knowledge for whatever the Azorius knew of what he had forgotten. Unfortunately, Lavinia was not in such a giving mood, and his only lead became the Gruul ogre he had hired to destroy his sanctum.

Jace managed to track Ruric Thar down and while trying to discover whatever secret he had uncovered, unintentionally challenged the ogre to combat. Unable to use his magic against the pair, Jace found unexpected empathy from the Gruul warriors watching the fight. Jace tapped into those thoughts and used them to beat the ogre. Having proven himself, Ruric Thar agreed to let Jace search his mind, and the planeswalker found bits of what he was looking for, enough to go on, but at that moment, Exava, leading a riot of her cultists finally tracked him down. The Gruul put themselves in between the cultists and Jace, but he was reluctant to leave them to their fates. He summoned a gigantic illusion of Rakdos himself and commanded the riot back into their territory.

Exava was livid, but could not overcome the awe Jace's effigy inspired. However, once they returned, they found the Conclave forces waiting. It was enough to break Jace's concentration and Exava once again managed to corner him. The riot came to an abrupt end as Niv Mizzet made a district-wide announcement, revealing very nearly every secret behind the Implicit Maze Jace had worked so hard to learn again. With the announcement made, Exava prepared to torture Jace, but he was saved at the last moment by Lazav. The shapeshifter ferried him away into the undercity, explaining many of his plans to the telepath before turning him over to the tender ministrations of Mirko Vosk once more. With little choice, he planeswalked away from the Dimir prison, but not before Vosk managed to get the maze route from Jace's mind as he desperately shared it with Emmara.

Awakening on Zendikar, Jace considered just leaving it all behind and abandoning Ravnica altogether. An encounter with a kor family changed his mind though, and determined to help Emmara, he returned. His first destination was the Forum of Azor, the endpoint of the maze. There, he discovered the Bailiff, a magical being made of law that was bound to the Maze. The construct told him that he was the executor of Azor's judgment and that if the guilds completed the trial, a new Guildpact would be actualized by the most worthy. If they didn't, he would deliver the Supreme Verdict of Azor.

With new questions about the maze, he tracked Lavinia to a meeting where Isperia and a disguised Lazav were discussing the Verdict. Isperia told the pair that it was a spell that could destroy all the guilty in a district and they realized that the Supreme Verdict would be the verdict to the trial of the maze. More determined than ever, Jace made his way to the Transguild Promenade for the starting ceremony. There, he reconnected with Emmara and told her what he had discovered.

As soon as the maze began, chaos broke out, but Jace and Emmara managed to make their way through the Selesnyan and Golgari gates, however, upon reaching the Azorius gate, the pair were forced to separate as Lavinia arrested him for his long-overdue transgressions. A special trial was held with Isperia herself acting as judge. Jace explained everything he had discovered and how he intended to help. He pleads guilty, if for nothing else than to hurry the trial along. His penance was community service to help the guild champions to complete the maze.

Trying to reach Emmara, he passed through Dimir and Orzhov gates until he found her, fighting Teysa Karlov. He manipulated the Envoy's servants to attack each other, but the plan backfired, causing them to lash out against Teysa, who quickly wiped out her forces. Jace traded the rest of the maze's route for Teysa's delay, leaving her behind and proceeding to the Simic and Izzet gates with Emmara.

Jace, the Living Guildpact

At the Izzet gate, however, he found Ral Zarek waiting for him. Ral forced Jace to reveal his identity to Emmara, that Jace was a planeswalker as well. The news caused Emmara to lose the trust she had placed in him. Betrayed, Emmara proceeded through the gate, but Ral had no intention of letting Jace cross. He planned to kill the telepath instead. Jace very nearly lost the battle as Ral unleashed the full might of his preparations on the rival planeswalker, only surviving through the quick use of an illusion to lure away the Izzet guildmage.

When he reached the Forum of Azor, all the maze-runners were assembled and attacking each other. He managed to stop them momentarily, but Lazav appeared and manipulated the champions into fighting once more. The bailiff appeared and seeing the situation, delivered the Supreme Verdict, which was to give every runner the ability to activate it. Jace connected their ten minds to prevent any from casting the verdict. He had merged their minds, letting them peer directly into each other's minds, but it was unraveling his mind in the process. Fortunately, the bailiff assisted him, easing the burden he had put upon himself. In doing so, the Bailiff had declared Jace the new Guildpact, the mediator who could understand the perspective of each of the guilds.

Jace met Emmara some days later. She kissed him as a gesture of gratitude, but she wanted him to erase the memories she had about other worlds and planeswalkers. She could not share that with her guild, and to do her duty, she could have no secrets. Regretfully, Jace granted her request.

Living as the Guildpact

Jace continued his wandering of the planes but spent much of his time rushing back to Ravnica. With Lavinia's help, the office of the guildpact was being maintained, but a threat delivered directly at him forced Jace to pay closer attention. The planeswalker Vraska manipulated Jace into a confrontation, in her bid to gain control of Jace as the Living Guildpact. Jace neutralized Vraska for the moment, but his attention was drawn once more off-world as something Vraska said to him took root. Leaving Lavinia in charge of the office once more, Jace left Ravnica to find what had befallen Garruk Wildspeaker.[19]

Unfinished Business

In his investigation following Vraska's ominous warnings, Jace learned that the corrupted Garruk intended to complete his transformation by returning to the Onakke Temple on Shandalar. Garruk's transformation would turn him into a demon and destroy the plane in the process. Jace realized that this would leave other worlds, including Ravnica, in danger. Jace took steps to hunt down Ob Nixilis on Zendikar to extract the hedron in his head which Nahiri had used to suppress the demonic ex-planeswalker's power. Jace arrived on Shandalar to make preparations for the upcoming battle where Garruk appeared shortly afterward. During the titanic battle, the temple began to crumble around them before Jace succeeded in implanting the hedron in Garruk and halting the curse of the chain veil.[20]

However, Jace was still unsure about Garruk's condition following the confrontation and sought him out. Masking himself as Liliana, Jace once more appeared before Garruk. However, the ruse was not effective and Garruk explained that though he was cursed, he enjoyed what he had become and wanted nothing more than to be left alone. With a final warning, Garruk told Jace that if he didn't heed his wishes, he wouldn't escape their next meeting.[21]

Odd partners

Curious about the Living Guildpact that had foiled his plans, Niv-Mizzet assigned Ral Zarek to trace Jace and research his many sudden disappearances. When Ral's co-worker, the Chamberlain Maree came close to exposing the existence of planeswalkers, Jace had to work together with Ral to successfully distract the Firemind.[22] In the process, they discovered another planeswalker who appeared on Ravnica every day at a set time near the Boros Garrison. This was Gideon Jura.

Battle for Zendikar

Feeling guilty for the Eldrazi release in Zendikar, Jace returns to the plane to help

Trying to fight separate battles on two planes at once -- on Ravnica and Zendikar -- Gideon learned that the hedrons covering Zendikar held some power over the Eldrazi spawn and that these hedrons were connected by leylines. Realizing he couldn't win the Battle for Zendikar on his own, he decided to recruit the master of leylines himself: Jace.[23][24] After failing to persuade Chandra Nalaar to join them, the pair planeswalked to Zendikar again. There, they found out that Sea Gate had fallen. They arrived in time to rescue several survivors from Sea Gate and escort them to a safe zone. Having found out that Jori En -- Gideon's merfolk friend -- was trapped at Sea Gate, Gideon left to find her and to bring her back to Jace hoping that together they might be able to link Zendikar's leylines with the hedrons to find a way to stop the Eldrazi again.[25] Jace and Jori En figured out that they had to travel to the Eye of Ugin in Akoum because that was where all the leylines connected.[26] On their way there, the two were ambushed by the Eternal Pilgrims, a group of Kor who worshipped Mangeni Ula, their name for Ulamog. Barely escaping the titan itself, Jace and Jori En realized that Ulamog was heading for Sea Gate. They then decided to split up, Jace continuing to Akoum and Jori En heading back to alert Gideon of the coming disaster.

Finally arriving at the Eye, Jace found Ugin himself rebuilding the chamber and the hedron network. The Spirit Dragon revealed how the network might be used to again immobilize the Eldrazi titans, but Jace realized that the same trick might instead serve as a first step in killing them. Ignoring Ugin's dire warnings, Jace left the Eye and made his way back to Sea Gate to pass this information on to Gideon.[27] When Ulamog attacked, the Planeswalkers enacted a bold plan. While Gideon's troops and Kiora's forces held the city against this fresh assault, Nissa Revane called on the elemental power of the earth to raise sunken hedrons from the ground and move them into a ring around the Eldrazi titan. Jace activated the hedrons' magic, and Ulamog was trapped! Then everything collapsed. Ob Nixilis appeared, having followed Nissa from Bala Ged.[28] The demon attacked the hedrons and interjected himself in the alignment, stealing the energies flowing within them to reignite his planeswalker's spark. As a final insult to the defenders and the plane itself, Ob Nixilis used his newfound power to coax the second Eldrazi Titan, Kozilek from its hiding spot under the plane's crust. Although Chandra Nalaar had also arrived to help, the defenders were scattering in panic. Earlier, Jace had attempted to direct Nissa to move several hedrons which would enable him to kill Ulamog but she ignored him and attempted to charge the titan herself with Ashaya. However, Kozilek and Ob Nixilis broke the hedron alignment and scattered the defenders. As Nissa fell to Ob Nixilis, he attempted to mentally manipulate the demon to leave but was countered and nearly killed by Ob Nixilis.[29] Gideon attempted to rescue both Jace and Nissa but he too was defeated by the demon planeswalker. Ob Nixilis then took Gideon, Jace, and Nissa prisoner took them to a cave, and tortured them. However, Chandra Nalaar showed up and freed her friends. Their concerted attack managed to scare the demon away from Zendikar.[30]

The Gatewatch

“For the sake of the Multiverse, I will keep watch.”

The four planeswalkers realized that they were helpless against large threats on their own, but that they could stand against just about any force in the Multiverse by working together. Thus they swore an oath to stand together and the Gatewatch was created.[31] Seeing that he was unable to keep his promise to Ugin to neither harm the Eldrazi nor allow them to escape from Zendikar, Jace decided to slay the Titans with the Gatewatch's and Kiora's help. After consulting with Nissa, he described the leyline pattern to her that would bind Kozilek and Ulamog to Zendikar, drawing the bulk of the Titans into the plane so that their energy could be dispersed into Zendikar, killing them in the process. To attract them, the remaining forces of Zendikar's defenders would pose as bait.[32] While the plan worked at first, with Gideon keeping the Eldrazi swarms away from the army, Kiora clearing out any other swarms and Chandra supporting them, once the Eldrazi titans were anchored to Zendikar, their destructive essence threatened to assimilate Zendikar into themselves. Afraid, Kiora tried to persuade Nissa to release the Titans and allow them to flee, but Jace objected. Chandra offered to burn the Titans instead and after preventing Kiora from attacking Nissa, Jace agreed. The pyromancer then connected with the animist, allowing her to channel her pyromantic magic through Zendikar's leylines directly into the Titans. In one brilliant blaze of flame, Ulamog and Kozilek were incinerated and destroyed, leaving only ashes raining from Zendikar's sky.[33]

Innistrad

Jace asks Liliana for help in finding Sorin Markov

After the defeat of the Eldrazi titans, Jace and his friends were berated by Ugin for killing the ancient creatures. Ugin implied there could be consequences for the multiverse and that Sorin Markov (one of the other original Eldrazi planeswalker opponents) would be less forgiving.[34] After consultation with his friends of the Gatewatch, Jace decided to investigate Sorin's whereabouts on Sorin's homeplane Innistrad, and recruit him as an ally against Nicol Bolas and other interplanar threats. His first stop was Liliana's estate, but she wouldn't or couldn't help him.[35] At Markov Manor he found only death, destruction, and Tamiyo's journal.[36] After studying the journal, he came upon one of the Cryptoliths. Curious about where they might lead, he followed their trail, where he met a seemingly insane woman who rambled about the Drownyard Temple. His attempts to read her mind were not successful, as he was harried by several illusions of himself within his mind. When he reached the Drownyard Temple, he saw nothing. Tamiyo's Journal, however, seemed to indicate that the purpose of the cryptoliths that concentrated ley energy there was to relocate a large celestial object near Innistrad to pose as its additional moon. As he saw the undead tending to the Cryptoliths, he began to suspect Liliana of complicity in the fate of Markov Manor. As he saw angels clustering around the site, he heard a buzzing voice within his head that assured him that Liliana was behind this. Feeling betrayed, Jace decided to return to the planeswalker's manor.[37]

Jace finds Tamiyo's diary in the ruins of the Markov Mansion..

Still, under the influence of the cryptoliths, he tried to mentally assault Liliana in her mansion, but the Raven Man protected her and tried to convince her to kill him. Liliana, however, refused to, bringing Jace back to his senses by stating that she didn't wish to hurt him anymore. Jace articulated his suspicions, that Liliana was trying to use the redirected mana to free herself of the Chain Veil. During their talk, the maddening influence of the cryptoliths reasserted itself and Jace asked Liliana for directions to Thraben so he could confront Avacyn.[38]

In Thraben, Jace met Tamiyo herself. She cured him of the madness, and he persuaded her to face Avacyn with him. Tamiyo was reluctant to destroy Avacyn because the archangel warded the entire plane against unknown evils.[39] They had to confront Avacyn anyway, and almost lost their fight. In the end, Sorin Markov showed up and destroyed his creation.[40] After the last protection of Innistrad had vanished, Jace and Tamiyo witnessed the arrival of the third Eldrazi titan, Emrakul. Jace immediately went to fetch the Gatewatch.[41] With the Gatewatch assembled, they hoped to contain Emrakul in the same way they did the other titans. However, as the leylines were already controlled by the cryptoliths, Nissa could not use the seal that she had used on Zendikar. They decided to try and use two smaller leylines and link them to Chandra to assault Emrakul.

After finding Tamiyo's diary, Jace begins to investigate what is happening in Innistrad.

The plan did not work, because the Gatewatch found themselves under constant assault from Emrakul's corrupted minions and Innistrad's leylines did not obey Nissa in the same way those on Zendikar did. They were saved by Liliana, who arrived with an army of undead that she had raised on the way to Thraben. Despite initial objections from Nissa and Gideon, they came to work together.[42] Under the weight of Emrakul's mental influence, Jace was forced to take the other members of the Gatewatch under his mental protection. Within his mental domain, he witnessed the fears of his friends and eventually came to a chamber of his mind where he was greeted by an angel figure resembling the Zendikari deity Emeria. The figure proved very polite and conversed with him, even challenging him to a match of chess. While Jace won the game, all his figures transformed and turned against his king by the end of the game. Realizing that the Emeria-creature was his attempt to make sense of Emrakul's attempt at communication, Jace fled into another room of his mind, where he met a representation of himself that upheld the spell that protected his friends from the mental assault from the titan. Communicating with the rest of the Gatewatch, Jace combined forces with Nissa and Tamiyo to trap Emrakul in Innistrad's moon, while Gideon and Chandra would keep the other Eldrazi away from them. Though their attempts were fruitful at first, the spell nearly failed until Tamiyo used another spell scroll that managed to seal Emrakul.

Later, Jace and Tamiyo met in private. Tamiyo revealed that she had been overtaken by Emrakul when she had cast the second spell, that the spell she had used was not the original that had been written on the scroll, and that Emrakul had wanted to be sealed in the moon. Deeply unsettled, the two parted ways, with Jace pondering what Emrakul's greater plan was.[43]

Back on Ravnica

In the three months that followed, the Gatewatch made their headquarters on Ravnica, within Jace's apartments. Thanks to the aid of Tamiyo, they received an emissary from the Consulate of Kaladesh, the Vedalken Dovin Baan. The Vedalken wanted to hire the Gatewatch to provide protection for an Inventor's Fair that would take place in Ghirapur. Liliana, however, quickly made it clear that the Gatewatch intended to combat other planeswalkers and similar extraplanar threats, not local unrest. Additionally, several influential members of the Azorius Senate of Ravnica had been petrified, leaving Jace to believe that Vraska, a rival planeswalker, could have returned.[44]

Meeting at a Rakdos Carnarium with Ral Zarek, the Izzet mage informed him that Project Lightning Bug, despite no longer receiving attention from Niv-Mizzet, still showed when and where a planeswalker entered Ravnica. Ral Zarek told him that Vraska had indeed been on Ravnica, but then planeswalked seemingly into nothing. He warned Jace to not leave Ravnica for some time, only to be interrupted by Liliana Vess, who reported that she had seen Tezzeret on Kaladesh. Jace fetched Gideon and left Ravnica behind.[45]

Kaladesh

On Kaladesh, the Gatewatch, along with their new ally Ajani Goldmane, prepared to intervene in the quicksmithing duel between Tezzeret and Pia Nalaar, Chandra's mother. When the Gatewatch revealed itself and faced Tezzeret and his metallic creations, Jace realized that the whole thing had been arranged, since Tezzeret's mind was protected against his telepathy, meaning that he had anticipated at least his presence.

Joining the rest of the Gatewatch in their support of the Renegades, Jace mainly undertook reconnaissance missions and worked with sky pirates to hamper the aether supply of the Consulate. He used his illusions to camouflage Renegade ships and was involved in taking down the Skysovereign by luring skywhales to its location.[46] After Tezzeret was ousted from the plane and Liliana had learned that he had taken his orders from Bolas on Amonkhet, Jace recommended traveling directly to the plane since Bolas was more powerful and smarter than every member of the Gatewatch combined and offering him time to prepare would only decrease their chances to harm him.[47]

Amonkhet

Jace's Defeat at the hands of Bolas

After arriving on Amonkhet, the Gatewatch found themselves at first overwhelmed by the local wildlife and undead.[48] After reaching Naktamun, Jace managed to convince one of the guardians of the Hekma that they were part of the native population, despite their outlandish clothing.[49] Together with Liliana, he discovered a tomb. Inside, Liliana and Jace witnessed the assembly line process of creation of the Anointed out of those who had died in combat, as well as a mural that implied Razaketh's involvement in the afterlife. Learning that Liliana mainly came to Amonkhet to kill the demon, Jace accused her of betraying their trust. As they spoke, Temmet arrived and set the mummies against them after becoming suspicious of their origins. With Jace's aid, the two managed to escape.[50]

After the Hour of Revelation had passed, Jace and the rest of the Gatewatch found Liliana under Razaketh's spell. Coming to her aid, he summoned illusions to distract the demon and allowed Liliana to kill the demon.[51] Seeing the chaos and destruction that Bolas's new Eternal army and enslaved gods unleashed upon the people, the Gatewatch knew they had to act immediately. As they faced the dragon, Jace attempted to penetrate Bolas' mind, only to find it strangely resembling the defenses of another being he could not clearly remember. Before he could ponder the implications of this, Bolas mocked the telepath for his presumption and opened his mental defenses enough for Jace to fall into the dragon's mind. Jace's mind was crushed and he instinctively planeswalked away to avoid mind-death.[52]

Ixalan

Jace without memories and imprisoned in Ixalan

While confronting Nicol Bolas in a telepathic battle, Jace briefly recalls Emrakul (although not named directly). Emrakul's memory had been wiped from everyone's minds via magical enchantment, so as he begins to recall Emrakul his memories begin erasing themselves. As his mind falls into darkness, Jace instinctively planeswalks away. Jace didn't consciously choose where to go, but his destination was the result of pieces of memory as they fled from his mind. More than anything, it was an instinctive urge to leave that made him get sucked down to one specific very hidden place: Ixalan.[53] When he arrived he had no memory of who or what he was. When he instinctively tried to planeswalk away, he found to his shock that he could not leave. Slowly, surface memories returned to him, although in a confused manner, manifesting as illusions. At first, Jace had no idea what these things were and feared for his sanity until he rediscovered that he had magical talent. Working to sustain himself, the planeswalker managed to construct a raft and leave the island he was stranded on.

On board the Belligerent.

After several days, he was fished up by Vraska and her crew.[54] When the gorgon realized that he did not know who he was, she spared him. Jace lived with her crew, relearning skills and later aiding Vraska's pirates in a raid against a ship from the Legion of Dusk with his illusions.[55] Slowly, Vraska and Jace began to develop a new relationship, based on a sense of respect and attraction.[56][57] After The Golden City revealed itself, Vraska and Jace fell in its churning waters. To Vraska's horror, the shock caused Jace's memories partially to return.[58] Even his forgotten memories of his childhood on Vryn and the tutelage under Alhammarret returned, although not his battle on Amonkhet against Bolas. He forgave Vraska for past grievances.[9]

As he ascended to the Golden City, Jace learned of the memory of Ugin and a mental command that the Spirit Dragon had laid in his mind in case someone would access the memory of him: forget about him and planeswalk to Ixalan. While he still could not recollect who had read his mind (other than that it was a golden dragon). On reaching the edge of the city, Jace and Vraska witnessed the rise of a gigantic dinosaur. As they walked through the city, they reached a gigantic door, engraved with the symbol of the Azorius Senate. When Jace opened it, he and Vraska beheld the form of Azor, who reminded Jace much of Alhammarret. The ancient parun of the Ravnican guild read Vraska's mind as she prepared to attack him, but Jace managed to block him. Proclaiming himself as the Living Guildpact, Azor referred to him as a "fail-safe".[59] From Azor, Jace learned of his plan to imprison Nicol Bolas, with his memories of the dragon finally returning, along with a hint of his plans that centered on Ravnica. On Vraska's urgings, he sentenced Azor to be the caretaker of Useless Island for his meddlings in the affairs of Ixalan and countless other planes, enhanced by the power of his status as Living Guildpact.[60]

Vraska allows Jace to seal some of her memories so Bolas doesn't discover his plans

Lamenting that the Gatewatch had failed in its intent, Jace shared what he knew with Vraska, who in turn revealed to him her objective. To keep hidden the fact that they had met, Vraska asked Jace to temporarily remove her memories of him. This would lead Bolas to trust her and she could betray him at the right moment. Jace warns the guild leaders and devises a plan to stop the invasion after meeting with the rest of the Gatewatch on Dominaria.[13]

Dominaria

On Dominaria, Jace found Gideon, Chandra, and Liliana traveling with an elderly planeswalker on the skyship Weatherlight.[61] When he failed to persuade them to abandon plans to kill Belzenlok and focus on Bolas instead, Jace left his friends and the plane again.[62]

War of the Spark

Jace loses his Living Guildpact powers

Jace returned to Zendikar and attempted to convince Nissa to rejoin the Gatewatch, to no avail.

Jace traveled with the Gatewatch to Ravnica for the final confrontation with Bolas and immediately became trapped there due to Bolas's use of the Immortal Sun.[63] Jace lost the power of the Living Guildpact as soon as Bolas's Planar Bridge opened on the Chamber of the Guildpact, disrupting the leylines that were the foundation of the Guildpact's magic. Alongside many other planeswalkers and Ravnicans, he fought against the Eternals of Bolas' Dreadhorde.[64]

During the invasion, the trapped planeswalkers got together with Ravnican leaders to strategize. At Jace's recommendation, they decided to split up into teams to focus on specific tasks. Jace, Jaya, Teferi, and Vivien volunteered to assassinate Liliana. Jace had a lot of conflicting feelings about their mission: rationally, he knew that it was the right thing to do, but he still cared for her and wished that there was a way to help her. When they found Liliana, Teferi warped time around her, slowing her ability to react, defend herself, or strike back at her attackers. This allowed Jaya and Vivien to badly wound her with fire, arrows, and animal spirits, although the Onakke spirits in Liliana's Chain Veil protected her. Nonetheless, they almost succeeded, but Bolas stepped in and saved Liliana by destroying the buildings they were standing on. Fortunately, Teferi saved himself and the other three planeswalkers by slowing their falls.

Later, Jace reunited with Vraska. He tried to restore her memories, only to find that they'd already been restored by a Golgari telepath. Vraska confessed that even though she was fully aware of the threat Bolas posed, she still murdered Isperia in a fit of rage, despite knowing that it would help further Bolas' plans. Jace forgave her and promised to get together with her if they made it out of the war alive.[65]

Jace witnessed Gideon sacrificing his life to save Liliana. When Chandra tries to kill Liliana (believing she'd killed Gideon), Jace stops her by explaining the situation. After Bolas' defeat, Jace was telepathically contacted by Ugin, who came to take Bolas to the Meditation Realm to prevent him from coming back to life on Ravnica. At Ugin's request, Jace used an illusion to hide the fact that Ugin had taken Bolas' body, concealing Ugin's presence from everyone and making them believe that Bolas' corpse had disintegrated instead. Jace then ordered Saheeli to disable the Immortal Sun (which had been reactivated as part of Gideon's plan to kill Bolas), allowing Ugin to planeswalk away with Bolas' body and allowing Liliana to escape certain death at the hands of the assembled Ravnicans.

Jace survived the battle and was present during the Planewide Celebration that followed, where he and Vraska finally shared a kiss.

Aftermath of the War

Jace participated in the memorial service for Gideon on Theros.[66]

At some point after the War, while Tamiyo was still on Ravnica, Jace thought to ask about the vault that he had once seen on Thunder Junction. Tamiyo informed him that similar vaults existed on many planes, relics of a lost empire. She also told him about the nature of what was contained within.

By command of the new Living Guildpact, who feared their interference, Jace and Chandra were kept out of the loop concerning the assignments of Vraska, Kaya, and Ral Zarek to pursue and kill Dovin Baan, Liliana, and Tezzeret respectively.[66] Although Jace and Vraska consummated their love, her lying, and her choice to put the Golgari rather than Jace first resulted in the couple growing apart again. They broke up after Vraska accused him of still having feelings for Liliana.

Zendikar Rising

Singing City music almost drives Jace insane.

When Nissa Revane found out the lithomancer Nahiri was trying to restore the former glory of the Makindi Empire on Zendikar at the cost of its current life and beauty, she visited Jace on Ravnica to ask for his help.[67] Quickly growing frustrated with his desire to intellectually understand Nahiri's artifacts rather than to rush into action, she left again to take her stand against the Kor planeswalker. Feeling he had to fulfill his Gatewatch oath, Jace decided to follow her. After meeting up, they followed Nahiri to the Murasa Skyclave.[68]

While climbing up to the skyclave on a thorn ladder Jace and Nissa witnessed Akiri falling and Nissa managed to save the Kor warrior.[69] Returning to the ground, they saw Nahiri leaving. Jace determined that Nahiri was going to the Singing City. Nissa abandoned Jace in her haste to pursue the lithomancer. Akiri was distrustful of the mythical "walkers" but decided to guide Jace to the Singing City anyway. In return, he pointed out the location of Kaza and Orah to her.

Deep in the city, Jace found Nahiri, but both were overwhelmed by the city's unsettling and haunting music.[69] After Jace managed to save them by blocking out all sounds with a new spell, they came to an uneasy understanding. Jace began to comprehend Nahiri's vision of an orderly Zendikar with no roil and great prosperous cities. It reminded him of Ravnica and was beautiful to him. Nahiri explained that the old city had a magical focal point from where she could channel the Core's energy all over Zendikar through the leylines. Jace promised to not hinder her in her endeavor to save Zendikar if she promised not to use the Core until they had studied its mechanism in more detail, perhaps on Ravnica. He knew that if he was ever going to unlock the mysteries of the Core, he was going to have to understand how it was activated. What if it was going to be a useful weapon in the battles to come, its mysterious power had to be quantified first.

Arriving at the focal point they found that Nissa had located it earlier and had destroyed it with help from Ashaya and her other elementals. He realized that Nissa felt betrayed.[69] She was angry that he had teamed up with Nahiri to research the Lithoform Core and he was unable to prevent the following all-out battle.[69]

Nissa and her Elementals attacked both Jace and Nahiri.[70] Their force was so overwhelming that Jace and Nahiri had to retreat into the Singing City. Barricading the entrance, Nahiri began to collect power from the stones. When Jace tried to persuade her to flee to Ravnica with him, she refused. When she tried to remove him from the equation, Jace turned the tables on her and took control of her mind. Taking the Lithoform Core from Nahiri, he tried to find Nissa to tell her that he would take it to Ravnica to study it. Before he could make his argument, he was caught by Ashaya who took the Core and handed it to Nissa herself.

As Nissa held the Core she found that it was an ancient piece of Zendikar's soul that spoke to her, arguing that she could use it to restore Zendikar to power.[70] When Jace tried to take control of her mind, and Nahiri returned with a vengeance, Nissa used the power. Jace witnessed how she flattened the Singing City into dust and restored Zendikar's soil. With Nissa, Jace realized that the Core had served its purpose. It had undone damage to the plane. Zendikar was healing, turning into something healthier, stronger than it was before the battle with the Eldrazi. Though the scars were still there, they were memories now, not their defining features.

Nissa left, still feeling betrayed by Jace. He picked up the inert Core and watched Nissa disappear, hoping he could one day restore her trust in him.[70]

Fighting the Phyrexians

For a bittersweet moment, Jace believed he could still save his love. A moment was all Vraska needed. “For the glory of Phyrexia,” she whispered.

Jace Beleren organized Ravnica's defense against the New Phyrexian threat, lobbying for support from the guilds.[71] Afterward, he gathered the Gatewatch's planeswalker allies on Ravnica and Dominaria to prepare for the attack on New Phyrexia.[72] When Teferi's spirit was shunted to Zhalfir by the Temporal Anchor, Kaya allowed Jace to witness the detonation of the Sylex through her so that he could learn the process of its activation.[73]

Arriving on New Phyrexia, he found that the group had been partially incapacitated and scattered by a planar shield erected by Elesh Norn, including severing the mind link he had created to connect the planeswalkers.[74] However, several of them congregated in the Furnace Layer to meet up with Koth, and decided to carry on with the plan to deactivate Realmbreaker with the Sylex.[74]

The team of planeswalkers descended to the Dross Pits, where Elspeth provided them with Halo to counteract the effects of the Necrogen. However, the elixir also restored his broken mind, reconnecting Jace and Vraska, and causing him immense pain.[75] After recovering, Jace's mind was focused on Vraska, who had called him for help. Abandoning the group, he set out to find her. Because he carried the Sylex, the complete group set out after him. Finding Vraska in Sheoldred's Coliseum, the group found she was heavily wounded and already infected with Phyresis. Too late to save her, Jace chose to stay behind with her and relive their happy moments on Ravnica in his mind. Lingering too long, Vraska succumbed to the Phyrexian influence and infected Jace in turn. The others tried to escape but were quickly overwhelmed by the black Phyrexians. Nahiri, who was also infected, decided to sacrifice herself for the greater good. With a mighty magical blast, she exploded the Coliseum and dropped it with all remaining planeswalkers on the Fair Basilica. Nearer to their goal, the infected Jace rejoined them and volunteered to carry the Sylex to the Seedcore.[75]

Compleation

Compleated.

Jace's compleation progressed steadily, but he staunchly held on to his sanity, as well as the Sylex. Evidence of his infection also became clearer. His right arm became fully mechanized, slight bits of metal grew on his face, and mechanical eyes attached to cables sprouted from his body.[76] Traveling through the Mycosynth Gardens, the group reached the Seedcore and Realmbreaker, just as it established its connection to other planes through the Blind Eternities. Jace prepared to activate the Sylex, but Kaya expressed concerns that the collateral damage of the Sylex blast had the potential to destroy one or more planes, or even the Eternities themselves.[73] Jace acknowledged the possibility, but moved forward anyway, considering these planes the price for an un-compleated Multiverse. Kaya and Kaito attacked him to interrupt the blast, but Jace evaded them with illusions. He ran his thumbnail across his forehead, dripping the ichor from the wound into the bowl. He also poured his grief, fury, suffering, and sorrow-drenched agony of all Mirrodin, regret for the Multiverse, and love for Vraska into the sylex. Although he believed the words to be unimportant, he spoke the bowl's inscription to complete the ritual.

As he was about to set off the Sylex, Elspeth, who had been fighting the compleated Ajani to buy them time, burst into the chamber, impaled Jace with her Halo-infused blade, and seized the Sylex, planeswalking away.[73] The Halo gave Jace brief reprieve from the phyresis, but all he could do was form an illusion that he was mobile and aware instead of crippled by injury and struggled to defy the command of the glistening oil.[6]

March of the Machine

Like the other planeswalkers, Jace was directed towards his home plane, his being Vryn.[6] Jace could only develop a psychic defense against his compleated self's actions, while his body continued to act as a commander of the Phyrexian forces. They were defeated faster than the Ravnican invasion, and Jace was able to defy the oil. With a psychic command, he relayed to his body that he was sick, and mustered an immune defense against the Phyrexian conversion as he forcefully removed the physical components of his compleation. Nonetheless, Jace was recognized from his childhood by the opposing general, and a warrant was served for his execution.[2]

Jace planeswalked to Ravnica in the invasion's closing moments, finding a crippled Vraska struck by Ral Zarek's haemalectric switch.[77][6] Without control of her physical body, Vraska could not communicate, so Jace delved into the pocket of her mind that he partitioned off after their time on Ixalan. Sure enough, Vraska was still there, and Jace could relay the psychic defense needed to shake the oil's grip. Running on fumes, Jace returned to the only haven left: the home of his mother, healer Ranna Beleren.

Jace and Vraska recover from compleation.

Ranna was shocked, as she believed that Jace had been killed by whatever killed Alhammarret, but she managed to stabilize both Jace and Vraska physically.[2] Although they were still visibly scarred by compleation, they had control of both their bodies and minds. He told his mother about his life between Alhammarret's death and the Invasion, and Vraska told her about their relationship. During their healing process, the war concluded, followed by sweeping changes to the fabric of the Multiverse. Vraska and Jace were especially concerned to learn about Omenpaths, feeling certain that no good would come of them. They desired an end to the multiversal conflicts that had scarred them and plotted a rebirth of the Multiverse.

Jace recalled the existence of the vault on Thunder Junction and the creature inside and intuited that it could be helpful for their goal.[2] However, their plan was thwarted when Vraska discovered that she had lost her planeswalker's spark. They recognized that they needed additional backup and changed their plans. Jace started on Eldraine, where he disguised himself as Ashiok to fool the witch Eriette into working with them. Meanwhile, Vraska returned to Ixalan to recruit Malcolm and Breeches from their old crew. Finally, Jace planeswalked to Ravnica and accessed the mind of the great detective Alquist Proft to better replicate his unique magic, which could project his psychic print into reality. He knocked Proft unconscious with a lead pipe, forced him to project his mental library, stole one of the files containing his knowledge, and returned him to the physical world before planeswalking away.

Thunder Junction

Jace reveals his disguise.

Vraska and Jace traveled to Thunder Junction, now populated thanks to the Omenpaths. Jace disguised himself as Ashiok and hired Oko to find the vault key, promising him a share of the vault's treasure if he succeeded.[78] Vraska joined the gang Oko put together, presumably to keep an eye on him. Oko was successfully able to locate the vault and get the key, but he was pursued by the Hellspurs, a malevolent gang, as well as his son Kellan and Ral Zarek, whom he had provoked with his narcissistic behavior.[10]

Jace, as Ashiok, met Oko at the vault and helped him secure the key from Kellan, who had almost taken it from him.[10] He opened the vault and claimed his prize: within the vault was a creature called Loot, who had been in stasis for millennia. One of Oko's gang members, Annie Flash, saw through Jace's illusions with her magic sight, describing the scars and "plugs" on his body. However, before she was able to say more, Jace magically rendered her unconscious. Oko realized he had been tricked, and Vraska attempted to petrify him before he planeswalked away. Triggering the vault's collapse, Jace and Vraska disappeared with Loot.

Jace and Vraska meet Loot.

Jace and Vraska tested Loot's abilities in the wilderness of Thunder Junction, learning that he was able to visualize Omenpaths across the entire Multiverse.[2] With his telepathy, Jace could access this information, and armed with Proft's magic, he could create an illusionary map. They celebrated in an inn that night and left the next morning.

Bloomburrow

Vraska, Jace, and Loot traveled to Bloomburrow.[11] The plane's magic caused Jace to appear as a foxfolk.

Artifacts acquired

In other media

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Frozen Heart

After the Hall of the Hospitallers of the Frozen Heart raided Duskmantle[79], one of the members put Jace into a coma[80] and delivered him to the hospital.[81] There, the abbot of the hospital used Jace's mind to reach out to the hospital's goddess, Marit Lage, still trapped in the Ronom Glacier in the Blind Eternities. Using his mind as a beacon, Marit Lage was able to propel herself toward Ravnica, which was to fulfill the prophecy of a comet destroying Ravnica.[82] He was rescued by Ral Zarek, Vraska, Kaya, Aurelia, Lavinia, and Niv-Mizzet.[83] Later, the abbot's undead right-hand man tried to kill Jace but was dispatched by Tezzeret, who wanted the glory of killing Jace himself.[82]

Battle of Amonkhet

Jace and the guildmaster planeswalkers learned of Tezzeret's latest plan to kill him: Marit Lage was now tuned into Jace's ambient telepathic signals and would follow him until she crashed down onto him, dooming both him and whatever plane he was on at the time.[82] In response, Ral concocted a plan that would require the powers of Jace, Vraska, Liliana, Kaya, and himself to work in concert with one another. The ruined city of Naktamun was selected as the location for Marit Lage to impact Jace, and they rounded up as many allied planeswalkers as they could fend off the undead and horrors of the desert until the ritual was complete.[84] Jace temporarily melded the minds of Vraska, Kaya, and Ral, allowing them to articulate Ral's genius plan for the dead authoritatively. He then channeled the instruction from that united mind to Liliana, who delivered it to the swarming mass of zombies. That instruction: Serve Marit Lage. With servants who couldn't go mad and commit suicide, Marit Lage could finally be content with her latest body of worshipers.

As Marit Lage finally came plummeting toward Jace, all the other planeswalkers, save Vraska, fled to Dominaria. When Kaya realized Vraska had stayed behind, she returned and quickly ghosted Vraska to Dominaria against her will.[85]

Haunting Specter

When Jace died, his specter retained the planeswalking skill.[86] However, his other powers became muted by his new form's limitations. He could now hear the whisperings of the minds of ghosts around him, instead of those of the living, and his illusions only appeared in mirrors. He visited Theros, Innistrad, Kamigawa, and Azgol, learning as much as he could about his new form, and then returned to Ravnica, where he met Niv-Mizzet's ghost and learned of Tezzeret's diabolical deeds.[87] Realizing he had to somehow inform the living, he planeswalked to Kaldheim, where he began following Niko Aris.[86][88] Niko, thinking this was a specter of death issued by Klothys to seal Niko's fate, wandered the planes searching for Chandra and Kaya, and was followed by Jace.[88] When Chandra, Niko, and Garruk clashed with Davriel and Tibalt in Emeria, Davriel unwittingly gave Jace's specter the power to utter some words, who told Niko to save Ravinca. Confused by this, Chandra, Niko, and Garruk embarked on a quest for the Cauldron of Eternity[89], which granted Jace enough strength to speak to mortals once again.[86] He brought them up to speed and then summoned the ghost of Niv-Mizzet.[87] Following the Battle for Ravnica, Jace moved into one of the mindless clones Tezzeret had created for torturing Vraska.[90]

Trivia

  • In the story Following a Dream, Jace spends an undisclosed length of time on the plane of Lorwyn studying the peculiar nature of dreamstuff in that world. During this visit, he had a brief mental encounter with the flamekin Ashling, though she never became aware of his presence.[91] As he was born more than a decade after the Great Aurora, it is likely this story is non-canon.
  • Jace narrates the trailers for Return to Ravnica and Shadows over Innistrad, and appears in the ManaStrike, Magic SpellSlingers, and Phyrexia: All Will Be One trailers.[92][93][94][95][96]
  • The designs for the guildless clothing on Ravnica were, in part, inspired by Jace's clothing.[97]
  • Jace appeared in the book Test of Metal but much of the novel has since become contested canon, given the notable departures in both his character and certain events. With that, these departures have been placed in trivia rather than the main article. — Possessing all of Tezzeret's knowledge about the artificer's life, Jace set a series of traps to try and locate him should he have survived Kamigawa. When Tezzeret stumbled into such a trap upon Esper, Jace was alerted and went there to try and deal with him. Tezzeret got the upper hand, infecting Jace with an etherium device that prevented him from using any of his abilities, but the device was removed by Nicol Bolas later, as part of Tezzeret's plans. Once again free, the artificer and the telepath immediately rekindled their war. Bolas intervened again, unbeknownst to Jace, and sent Tezzeret to Mirrodin.
  • The proprietary font that's been used from Magic 2015 onward is called Beleren, after Jace.[98][99][100]
  • Jace, the Mind Sculptor is also featured as a card in the Japanese TCG Duel Masters, which is published by Wizards of the Coast as well.[101]
  • R&D videos for Jace Vryn's Prodigy / Jace Telepath Unbound refer to Jace as the most powerful planeswalker in the Magic Origins set.[102]
  • In the video game Magic: The Gathering Arena, Jace is voiced by Nolan North.[103]
  • In contrast to the other compleated planeswalkers and creatures that exhibit characteristics of the color that compleated them, Jace exhibits the physical characteristic of the Phyrexians of his natural color (the Chrome Host's optical tendrils) despite being infected by a member of the Etched Host, Vraska. It is unknown whether this has an in-universe meaning or was an oversight in artistic direction.
  • Jace received cross-promotional cards in Lord of Vermilion II, Lord of Vermilion Re:2, and Lord of Vermilion III.[104]
  • Jace appeared on Magic: The Gathering's Hot Pockets promotion, on the Philly Steak & Cheese box.[105] He later appeared on Magic: The Gathering's IHOP promotion, featuring Jace's Illusion Berry Pancakes.[106]
  • Through his relationship with Vraska, it's implied that gorgons and humans are reproductively isolated.[2]

Planeswalkers met

Planes visited

Gallery

  • Jace character sketches.

    Jace character sketches.

  • Hoodless.

    Hoodless.

  • Hooded.

    Hooded.

  • 3D Model.

    3D Model.

  • Young Jace in Vryn.

    Young Jace in Vryn.

  • Jace is cornered on top of a mage-ring

    Jace is cornered on top of a mage-ring

  • Jace uses his mind control for the first time

    Jace uses his mind control for the first time

  • Alhammarret uses his pupil to get information without Jace knowing.

    Alhammarret uses his pupil to get information without Jace knowing.

  • Used by Alhammarret.

    Used by Alhammarret.

  • Alhammarret's death and Jace's symbol.

    Alhammarret's death and Jace's symbol.

  • Jace's spark ignites.

    Jace's spark ignites.

  • Jace arrives on Ravnica.

    Jace arrives on Ravnica.

  • Telepathic Powers.

    Telepathic Powers.

  • Agents of Artifice cover art by Aleksi Briclot. Used on the Promo card Jace Beleren

    Agents of Artifice cover art by Aleksi Briclot. Used on the Promo card Jace Beleren

  • Jace Beleren - Agents of Artifice Promo

    Jace Beleren - Agents of Artifice Promo

  • Sketch by Aleksi Briclot revealing his unhooded face.

    Sketch by Aleksi Briclot revealing his unhooded face.

  • Jace Beleren

    Jace Beleren

  • Art for Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra.

    Art for Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra.

  • Jace, the Mind Sculptor

    Jace, the Mind Sculptor

  • In Zendikar.

    In Zendikar.

  • Jace and Niv-Mizzet in key art.

    Jace and Niv-Mizzet in key art.

  • Dispel

    Dispel

  • Clash of Wills - Jace vs. a Kozilek Brood Eldrazi.

    Clash of Wills - Jace vs. a Kozilek Brood Eldrazi.

  • Welcome from Innistrad.

    Welcome from Innistrad.

  • Mind control powers.

    Mind control powers.

  • Jace investigates Tamiyo's journal on Innistrad.

    Jace investigates Tamiyo's journal on Innistrad.

  • Jace in the ruins of the Markov Mansion.

    Jace in the ruins of the Markov Mansion.

  • Jace meeting Tamiyo.

    Jace meeting Tamiyo.

  • Avacyn attacks Jace and Tamiyo

    Avacyn attacks Jace and Tamiyo

  • Tamiyo and Jace witness Sorin's unmaking of Avacyn.

    Tamiyo and Jace witness Sorin's unmaking of Avacyn.

  • Jace is the strategist and leader of the Gatewatch.

    Jace is the strategist and leader of the Gatewatch.

  • After hitting his head Jace recovers all his memories.

    After hitting his head Jace recovers all his memories.

  • Vraska consoles Jace as his memories return.

    Vraska consoles Jace as his memories return.

  • Finding Azor.

    Finding Azor.

  • Blue Elemental Blast

    Blue Elemental Blast

  • “I of all people know that memory is not a safe place to hide valuables.”

    “I of all people know that memory is not a safe place to hide valuables.”

  • Jace's original appearance before becoming a phyrexian.

    Jace's original appearance before becoming a phyrexian.

  • Illusionist powers.

    Illusionist powers.

  • Jace uses his illusions to confuse his opponent or remain invisible.

    Jace uses his illusions to confuse his opponent or remain invisible.

  • Jace and Vraska reunite.

    Jace and Vraska reunite.

  • “It’s good to learn from your failures, but I prefer to learn from the failures of others.”

    “It’s good to learn from your failures, but I prefer to learn from the failures of others.”

  • Jace, Mirror Mage

    Jace, Mirror Mage

  • Jace uses mind magic.

    Jace uses mind magic.

  • Jace attempts to rescue Vraska from Sheoldred's Coliseum.

    Jace attempts to rescue Vraska from Sheoldred's Coliseum.

  • Jace and Vraska.

    Jace and Vraska.

  • Kaya watched in horror as the illusion vanished from her hands. Jace held the real Sylex and had activated it before phyresis claimed his mind.

    Kaya watched in horror as the illusion vanished from her hands. Jace held the real Sylex and had activated it before phyresis claimed his mind.

  • "Free will is an illusion so perfect it fooled even me. I know better now."

    "Free will is an illusion so perfect it fooled even me. I know better now."

  • Jace infiltrates Alquist Proft's mind palace.

    Jace infiltrates Alquist Proft's mind palace.

  • Disguised as Ashiok, Jace tricks Oko and his band.

    Disguised as Ashiok, Jace tricks Oko and his band.

  • As Space Beleren in the Un-iverse.

    As Space Beleren in the Un-iverse.

  • Jace in the ManaStrike trailer.

    Jace in the ManaStrike trailer.

  • Jace in the Magic SpellSlingers trailer.

    Jace in the Magic SpellSlingers trailer.

  • Jace and Liliana fight in Valor's Reach.

    Jace and Liliana fight in Valor's Reach.

  • Jace at Valor's Reach for Magic SpellSlingers

    Jace at Valor's Reach for Magic SpellSlingers

  • Jace, the Mind Sculptor Arena avatar.

    Jace, the Mind Sculptor Arena avatar.

  • Magic: The Gathering Arena avatar.

    Magic: The Gathering Arena avatar.

  • Compleat Jace Arena avatar.

    Compleat Jace Arena avatar.

  • Jace, the Mind Sculptor card art for Duel Masters.

    Jace, the Mind Sculptor card art for Duel Masters.

Story appearances

Title Author Publishing date Set Setting (plane) Featuring
Fuel for the Fire, Part 2 Doug Beyer 2008-11-12 Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra Kephalai, Regatha Jace, Chandra, Brannon
Fuel for the Fire, Part 3 Doug Beyer 2008-11-19 Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra Regatha Jace, Chandra, Brannon
The Veil's Curse, Part 1 Doug Beyer 2009-07-28 Magic 2010 Ravnica, Shandalar Jace, Garruk
The Veil's Curse, Part 2 Doug Beyer 2009-08-04 Magic 2010 Ravnica, Tavelia Liliana, Jace, Garruk, Sarkhan
The Veil's Curse, Part 3 Doug Beyer 2009-08-11 Magic 2010 Ravnica, Kothophed's homeplane Jace, Garruk, Liliana, Kothophed
Consortium Report: "The Incident at the Eye." Jenna Helland 2010-01-20 Worldwake Zendikar Anowon, Tenihas, Ugin, Sabra, Chandra, Jace
Awakenings, Part 1 Brady Dommermuth 2010-03-11 Worldwake Zendikar Jace, Anowon, Chandra
Awakenings, Part 2 Brady Dommermuth 2010-03-18 Worldwake Zendikar Chandra, Sarkhan, Anowon, Jace
Awakenings, Part 3 Brady Dommermuth 2010-03-25 Worldwake Zendikar Jace, Anowon, Chandra, Sarkhan
Enter the Eldrazi, Part 1 Brady Dommermuth 2010-04-08 Rise of the Eldrazi Zendikar Jace, Sarkhan, Anowon
Liliana's Mission Doug Beyer 2011-08-31 Innistrad Innistrad Liliana, Kothophed, Garruk, Jace, Griselbrand
Barrin's Tall Tale Adam Lee 2013-04-17 Dragon's Maze Ravnica Barrin Grevik, Jace Beleren, Nila Grevik, Scrump
Ravnica High (non-canon) Jennifer Clarke Wilkes 2013-08-14 Ravnica Skrygix, Jace Beleren, Niv-Mizzet, Isperia, Lavinia
The Gorgon and the Guildpact Doug Beyer 2014-03-12 Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska Ravnica Jace Beleren, Lavinia, Aurelia, Linna Stradek, Shann Dilara, Haszin Dycar, Vraska, Milada, Kobrev, Zdenya, Dibor, Emmara Tandris, Kallist, Kavin, Garruk Wildspeaker, Isperia
Dreams of the Damned Nik Davidson 2014-08-06 Magic 2015 / Prologue to Battle for Zendikar Zendikar Ob Nixilis, Nahiri, Jace Beleren
Monster Ken Troop 2014-08-20 Magic 2015 Shandalar Garruk, Liliana Vess, Jace Beleren, "Icy"
Project Lightning Bug Doug Beyer 2015-05-27 Prologue to Battle for Zendikar Ravnica Jace Beleren, Ral Zarek, Niv-Mizzet, Maree, Mizzix, Gideon Jura
Jace’s Origin: Absent Minds Kelly Digges 2015-06-24 Magic Origins Vryn, Ravnica Jace Beleren, Ranna Beleren, Gav Beleren, Tuck, Caden, Jillet, Alhammarret, Emmara Tandris
Catching Up Kelly Digges 2015-07-22 Prologue to Battle for Zendikar Ravnica Jace Beleren, Lavinia, Liliana Vess, Valko, Gideon Jura
Offers to the Fire Doug Beyer 2015-08-05 Prologue to Battle for Zendikar Regatha Chandra Nalaar, Serenok, Mother Luti, Jace Beleren, Gideon Jura
Slaughter at the Refuge James Wyatt 2015-08-19 Battle for Zendikar Zendikar Gideon Jura, Jace Beleren, Vorik, Tazri
The Believers' Pilgrimage Doug Beyer 2015-09-02 Battle for Zendikar Zendikar Jace Beleren, Jori En, Kendrin, Gideon Jura, Nissa, Ayli, Ulamog
Revelation at the Eye Kelly Digges 2015-10-14 Battle for Zendikar Zendikar Jace Beleren, Zada, Ugin
Family Values Alison Luhrs 2015-11-11 Commander 2015 Ravnica Teysa, Grugg Brothers, Tajic, Obzedat, Jace Beleren, Karlov
Hedron Alignment Kimberly J. Kreines 2015-11-18 Battle for Zendikar Zendikar Kiora, Gideon Jura, Drana, Tazri, Nissa Revane, Munda, Jori En, Ebi, Jace Beleren, Ashaya, Seble, Ulamog, Ob Nixilis
Retaliation of Ob Nixilis Kimberly J. Kreines & Nik Davidson 2015-12-30 Oath of the Gatewatch Zendikar Gideon Jura, Nissa Revane, Ulamog, Jace Beleren, Ashaya, Ob Nixilis, Kozilek
Up in Flames Doug Beyer 2016-01-20 Oath of the Gatewatch Zendikar Chandra Nalaar, Kozilek, Ulamog, Tazri, Ob Nixilis, Jace Beleren, Gideon Jura, Nissa Revane
Oath of the Gatewatch James Wyatt 2016-02-03 Oath of the Gatewatch Zendikar Kozilek, Ulamog, the Gatewatch (Gideon Jura, Jace Beleren, Chandra Nalaar and Nissa Revane)
Brink of Extinction Kelly Digges 2016-02-10 Oath of the Gatewatch Zendikar The Gatewatch, Tazri, Munda, Jori En, Kiora
Zendikar's Last Stand Doug Beyer 2016-02-17 Oath of the Gatewatch Zendikar The Gatewatch, Kiora, Ulamog, Kozilek, Tazri, Noyan Dar, Drana, Jori En
Zendikar Resurgent Ari Levitch, Doug Beyer, Kelly Digges, & Kimberly J. Kreines 2016-02-24 Oath of the Gatewatch Zendikar The Gatewatch, Tazri, Ugin
Unwelcome Kelly Digges 2016-03-16 Shadows over Innistrad Innistrad Jace Beleren, Liliana Vess
The Mystery of Markov Manor James Wyatt 2016-03-30 Shadows over Innistrad Innistrad Jace Beleren, Jenrik, Liliana Vess
Drownyard Temple Mel Li 2016-04-06 Shadows over Innistrad Innistrad Jace Beleren, Jenrik, Tamiyo, Liliana Vess, Emrakul
Liliana's Indignation Kelly Digges 2016-04-20 Shadows over Innistrad Innistrad Liliana Vess, Raven Man, Jace Beleren, Gared, Dierk
Stories and Endings Nik Davidson 2016-05-11 Shadows over Innistrad Innistrad Tamiyo, Jace Beleren, Avacyn
I Am Avacyn Doug Beyer 2016-05-18 Shadows over Innistrad Innistrad Tamiyo, Jace Beleren, Avacyn, Sorin Markov
Emrakul Rises Kimberly J. Kreines 2016-06-22 Eldritch Moon Innistrad Nahiri, Emrakul, Maeli, Sadie, Edith, Halana, Alena, Kolman, Bruna, Gisela, Brisela, Jace Beleren, Tamiyo, Chandra, Gideon
Battle of Thraben Nik Davidson 2016-07-20 Eldritch Moon Innistrad The Gatewatch, Liliana Vess, Gared, Emrakul
The Promised End Ken Troop 2016-07-27 Eldritch Moon Innistrad Liliana Vess, the Gatewatch, Tamiyo, Emrakul, Raven Man, Erebos
Homesick Chris L'Etoile 2016-08-29 Kaladesh Ravnica The Gatewatch (Jace Beleren, Nissa Revane, Chandra Nalaar, Gideon Jura and Liliana Vess), Lavinia, Dovin Baan
In This Very Arena Doug Beyer 2016-10-12 Kaladesh Ravnica, Kaladesh The Gatewatch, Ral Zarek, Oviya Pashiri, Ajani Goldmane, Kambal, Pia Nalaar, Dhiren Baral, Rashmi, Tezzeret, Saheeli Rai
In the Dead of Night Alison Luhrs 2016-11-30 Aether Revolt Kaladesh Yahenni, Nived, Gonti, Farhal, Vedi, Dhriti, Najm, the Gatewatch, Rajul
Quiet Moments Michael Yichao 2016-12-07 Aether Revolt Kaladesh The Gatewatch, Saheeli Rai, Ajani Goldmane, Yahenni, Pia Nalaar
Burn Chris L'Etoile 2017-01-04 Aether Revolt Kaladesh Dovin Baan, Tezzeret, Dhiren Baral, The Gatewatch, Oviya Pashiri, Ajani Goldmane, Vatti, Dayal, Pia Nalaar, Kari Zev
The Skies over Ghirapur Ari Levitch 2017-01-11 Aether Revolt Kaladesh Kari Zev, Ragavan, Jace Beleren, Ukti, Depala, Laksha
Breaking Points Doug Beyer 2017-01-18 Aether Revolt Kaladesh The Gatewatch, Pia Nalaar, Hope of Ghirapur, Saheeli Rai, Rashmi, Ajani Goldmane, Oviya Pashiri, Vatti, Dovin Baan
Renewal Mel Li, Kelly Digges, Alison Luhrs, Doug Beyer, and Chris L'Etoile 2017-02-01 Aether Revolt Kaladesh Pia Nalaar, The Gatewatch, Dhiren Baral, Ajani Goldmane, Padeem, Yahenni, Depala, Crankshaft, Sana Ahir
Impact Michael Yichao 2017-03-29 Amonkhet Kaladesh, Amonkhet The Gatewatch, Rhonas, Hazoret
Trust James Wyatt 2017-04-05 Amonkhet Amonkhet The Gatewatch, Eknet, Temmet, Oketra‎, Samut
The Writing on the Wall Alison Luhrs 2017-04-12 Amonkhet Amonkhet The Gatewatch, Hapatra, Oketra
Servants Kelly Digges 2017-04-19 Amonkhet Amonkhet Liliana Vess, Raven Man, Jace Beleren, Razaketh, Temmet
Judgment Doug Beyer and Alison Luhrs 2017-05-17 Amonkhet Amonkhet Samut, Djeru, Hazoret, the Gatewatch, Oketra, Bontu, Rhonas, Kefnet, Nassor, Neit, Basetha
Feast Alison Luhrs 2017-06-14 Hour of Devastation Amonkhet Razaketh, the Gatewatch, Raven Man
Endure Michael Yichao 2017-07-19 Hour of Devastation Amonkhet, Theros Samut, Djeru, Masikah, Nicol Bolas, Hapatra, Neheb, the Gatewatch, Haqikah, Hazoret, the Scorpion God
Hour of Devastation Ken Troop 2017-07-26 Hour of Devastation Amonkhet The Gatewatch, Nicol Bolas, Raven Man, Tezzeret
Jace, Alone Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2017-09-06 Ixalan Ixalan Jace Beleren, Vraska
The Talented Captain Vraska Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2017-09-20 Ixalan Ravnica, Meditation Plane, Ixalan Vraska, Nicol Bolas, Malcolm, Amelia, Edgar, Gavven, Jace Beleren
Something Else Entirely Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2017-10-04 Ixalan Ixalan Jace Beleren, Amelia, Kerrigan, Breeches, Vraska, Malcolm, Pedron
The Race, Part 1 Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2017-10-11 Ixalan Ixalan Mavren Fein, Mardia, Manuel, Elenda, Pedron, Vona de Iedo, Jace Beleren, Vraska, Edgar, Breeches, Malcolm, Huatli, Inti, Teyeuh, Tishana
The Race, Part 2 Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2017-10-18 Ixalan Ixalan Vraska, Jace Beleren, Vona de Iedo, Huatli, Tishana, Amelia, Malcolm, Breeches, Angrath
The Flood Alison Luhrs, Gregg Luben & Kelly Digges 2018-01-10 Rivals of Ixalan Ixalan, Zendikar, Ravnica, Vryn Kumena, Vona, Mavren Fein, Vraska, Jace Beleren, Tezzeret, Liliana, Ranna Beleren, Gav Beleren, Alhammarret
Glimpse the Far Side of the Sun Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2018-01-17 Rivals of Ixalan Ixalan, Kaldheim Huatli, Inti, Angrath, Elenda, Jace Beleren, Vraska, Zetalpa, Azor
The Arbiter of Law Left Chaos in His Wake Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2018-01-24 Rivals of Ixalan Ixalan Huatli, Angrath, Tishana, Kumena, Vona, Mavren Fein, Jace Beleren, Vraska, Azor
Sabotage Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2018-01-31 Rivals of Ixalan Ixalan, Tarkir Ugin, Azor, Nicol Bolas, Jace Beleren, Vraska
Wool Over the Eyes Alison Luhrs & Gregg Luben 2018-02-14 Rivals of Ixalan Kaladesh, Unknown Plane, Ravnica, Meditation Plane, Ixalan, Dominaria Huatli, Saheeli Rai, Angrath, Rumi, Jamira, Vraska, Nicol Bolas, Jace Beleren, Jaya, Apatzec Intli III
Rivals of Ixalan Magic Story Alternate Endings Nik Davidson, Kelly Digges, & Kimberly J. Kreines 2018-02-21 Rivals of Ixalan Ixalan Tishana, Huatli, Vona de Iedo, Mavren Fein, Elenda, Malcolm, Breeches
Return to Dominaria: Episode 9 Martha Wells 2018-05-09 Dominaria Dominaria Chandra, Jaya, Karn, Multani, Teferi, Gideon, Liliana, Jhoira, Tiana, Shanna Sisay, Arvad, Raff Capashen, Jace
Return to Dominaria: Episode 12 Martha Wells 2018-05-30 Dominaria Dominaria, Ravnica Liliana, Yargle, Shanna Sisay, Arvad, Raff Capashen, Jhoira, Jaya, Tiana, Gideon, Chandra, Radha, Slimefoot, Yxarit, Muldrotha, Belzenlok, Whisper, Teferi, Karn, Urgoros, Nicol Bolas, Jace
War of the Spark: Ravnica—Old Friends and New Greg Weisman 2019-05-08 War of the Spark Ravnica Rat, Hekara, Teyo, Barrez, Nicol Bolas, the Gatewatch (Liliana, Chandra, Teferi, Jace, Gideon and Ajani), Ral, Kaya, Lavinia, Jaya, Karn
War of the Spark: Ravnica—The Path to Opulent Greg Weisman 2019-05-15 War of the Spark Ravnica Rat, Teyo, Kaya, Ral, Jaya, Gideon, Krumnen, Gan Shokta, Domri, Akamal Cray, Govan Radley, Sheeza, Jahdeera, Bombop, Vorel, Maree, Kiora, Samut, Eknet, Temmet, Neit, Haqikah, Kawit, Huatli, Saheeli, Kasmina, Oketra, Kefnet, Bontu, Rhonas, Jace
War of the Spark: Ravnica—Rallying the Reluctant Greg Weisman 2019-05-22 War of the Spark Ravnica Rat, Jace, Kaya, Teyo, Blaise, Teysa Karlov, Armin Morov, Slavomir Zoltan, Maladola, Bilagru, Domri (mentioned), Ral, Maree, Aurelia, Niv-Mizzet (mentioned), Gideon, Yanggu, Mowu, Dack, Saheeli, Nixilis, Davriel, Angrath, Huatli, Samut, Vorel, Vivien, Lavinia, Ajani
War of the Spark: Ravnica—Ashes Greg Weisman 2019-06-12 War of the Spark Ravnica Rat, the Gatewatch, Nissa, Tomik Vrona, Lavinia, Ral, Dack, Saheeli, Kaya, Hekara, Vraska, Nicol Bolas, Borborygmos, Vorel, Karn, Jaya, Boruvo, Ari Shokta, Gan Shokta, Sorin, Nahiri, Teyo, Arlinn, Bilagru, Feather, Maladola, Rakdos, Oketra, Bontu, Niv-Mizzet, Angrath, Yanling, Yanggu, Mowu, Samut, Aurelia, Exava, Lazav
Episode 1: In the Heart of the Skyclave A. T. Greenblatt 2020-09-02 Zendikar Rising Zendikar, Ravnica Nahiri, Nissa, Jace
Episode 2: Race to the Murasa Skyclave A. T. Greenblatt 2020-09-09 Zendikar Rising Zendikar Nahiri, Kesenya, Akiri, Kaza, Orah, Zareth San, Jace, Mara, Nissa
Episode 4: Of Haunting Songs and Whispered Warnings A. T. Greenblatt 2020-09-23 Zendikar Rising Zendikar Akiri, Nahiri, Nissa, Jace, Ashaya
Episode 5: The Two Guardians A. T. Greenblatt 2020-09-30 Zendikar Rising Zendikar Nissa, Jace, Nahiri, Ashaya
The Brothers' War - Chapter 5: Exodus Reinhardt Suarez 2022-10-26 The Brothers' War Dominaria Chandra Nalaar, Nissa Revane, Kaya, Saheeli Rai, Teferi Akosa, Wrenn, Seven, Nahiri, Jace, Jodah, Elspeth Tirel, The Wanderer, Kaito Shizuki, Tyvar Kell, Lukka, Vraska
Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 2: Unstable Foundations Seanan McGuire 2023-01-13 Phyrexia: All Will Be One New Phyrexia Elspeth Tirel, Kaya Cassir, Koth of the Hammer, Tyvar Kell, Jace, Nahiri, Kaito Shizuki, Himoto, Melira
Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 3: Inconceivable Losses Seanan McGuire 2023-01-14 Phyrexia: All Will Be One New Phyrexia Elspeth Tirel, Nahiri, Koth of the Hammer, Kaya Cassir, Kaito Shizuki, Tyvar Kell, Jace, Melira, Himoto, Vraska, Atraxa
Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 4: Impossible Odds Seanan McGuire 2023-01-16 Phyrexia: All Will Be One New Phyrexia Elspeth Tirel, Koth of the Hammer, Melira, Kaya Cassir, Jace, Tyvar Kell, Kaito Shizuki, Himoto, Karn, Ajani Goldmane, Tibalt
Assault on New Phyrexia - Episode 5: Inevitable Resolutions Seanan McGuire 2023-01-16 Phyrexia: All Will Be One New Phyrexia Jace, Kaito Shizuki, Himoto, Kaya Cassir, Elspeth Tirel, Ajani Goldmane, Tyvar Kell, Tibalt, Elesh Norn, Tamiyo, Nahiri, Nissa Revane
March of the Machine - Episode 1: Triumph of the Fleshless K. Arsenault Rivera 2023-03-15 March of the Machine New Phyrexia Elesh Norn, Kaya Cassir, Kaito Shizuki, Himoto, Tyvar Kell, Lukka, Rothga, Ajani Goldmane, Sheoldred, Jace, Nahiri, Nissa Revane, Tamiyo, Atraxa, Ephara
Ravnica - One and the Same Alison Lührs 2023-03-24 March of the Machine Ravnica Vraska, Ral Zarek, Jace, Tomik Vrona, Ludmilla
Outlaws of Thunder Junction Episode 6: The Ballad of Thieves and Thunderslingers Akemi Dawn Bowman 2024-03-25 Outlaws of Thunder Junction Thunder Junction Oko, Breeches, Annie Flash, Tinybones, Rakdos, Satoru Umezawa, Geralf Cecani, Gisa Cecani, Kaervek, Akul, Vraska, Malcolm Lee, Eriette, Kellan, Ral Zarek, Jace, Loot, Amalia Benavides Aguirre
Outlaws of Thunder Junction Epilogue 1: Bring the End, Part 1 Alison Lührs 2024-04-01 Outlaws of Thunder Junction New Phyrexia, Vryn, Ravnica Jace, Kaya Cassir, Kaito Shizuki, Elesh Norn, Tyvar Kell, Vraska, Ranna Beleren
Outlaws of Thunder Junction Epilogue 2: Bring the End, Part 2 Alison Lührs 2024-04-02 Outlaws of Thunder Junction Vryn, Ravnica, Eldraine, Ixalan, Thunder Junction Jace, Vraska, Ranna Beleren, Tezzeret, Tamiyo, Eriette, Breeches, Malcolm Lee, Alquist Proft, Etrata, Izoni, Loot

Tokens

Token Name Color Type Line P/T Text Box Source Printings
Jace, Cunning Castaway Blue Planeswalker — Jace +1: Whenever one or more creatures you control deal combat damage to a player this turn, draw a card, then discard a card.
-2: Create a 2/2 blue Illusion creature token with “When this creature becomes the target of a spell, sacrifice it.”
-5: Create two tokens that are copies of Jace, Cunning Castaway, except they're not legendary.
Jace, Mirror Mage Blue Planeswalker — Jace Kicker {2}
When Jace, Mirror Mage enters the battlefield, if Jace was kicked, create a token that's a copy of Jace, Mirror Mage, except it's not legendary and its starting loyalty is 1.
+1: Scry 2
0: Draw a card and reveal it. Remove a number of loyalty counters Equal to that card's converted mana cost from Jace, Mirror Mage.

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^† Scryfall does not record flavor text for digital cards. See Alchemy: Thunder Junction/Flavor text.

References

  1. ↑ a b Planeswalker Bios, Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014
  2. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k Alison Lührs (April 2, 2024). "Outlaws of Thunder Junction - Epilogue 2: Bring the End, Part 2". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. ↑ a b c d e f g Ari Marmell (2009). Agents of Artifice, Wizards of the Coast. ISBN-13 978-0786951345
  4. ↑ Jace Beleren. Planeswalker Biography. Wizards of the Coast.
  5. ↑ Akemi Dawn Bowman (March 17, 2024). "Episode 3: A Train to Prosperity". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  6. ↑ a b c d e Alison Lührs (April 1, 2024). "Outlaws of Thunder Junction - Epilogue 1: Bring the End, Part 1". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  7. ↑ a b Alison Lührs (March 24, 2023). "March of the Machine - Ravnica: One and the Same". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  8. ↑ Scalefast Inc. (August 28, 2023). "Magic: The Baseballing". Wizards of the Coast Secret Lair.
  9. ↑ a b c d R&D Narrative Team (January 24, 2018). "The Flood". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  10. ↑ a b c d e Akemi Dawn Bowman (March 25, 2024). "Episode 6: The Ballad of Thieves and Thunderslingers". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  11. ↑ a b c Valerie Valdes (July 3, 2024). "Bloomburrow Episode 3: The Lost and the Found". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  12. ↑ The Promised End. magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  13. ↑ a b R&D Narrative Team (January 31, 2018). "Sabotage". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  14. ↑ Kelly Digges (June 24, 2015). "Jace’s Origin: Absent Minds". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  15. ↑ a b The Purifying Fire
  16. ↑ Jenna Helland (2009), "Journey to the Eye", Wizards of the Coast
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