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|birthplace=[[Sarpadia]], [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] | |birthplace=[[Sarpadia]], [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] | ||
|lifetime=Just before and during the [[Brothers' War]]{{-}}4205 AR. | |lifetime=Just before and during the [[Brothers' War]]{{-}}4205 AR. | ||
|race=[[Dragon|Draconic]] [[Human]] [[Planeswalker]] | |race=[[Dragon|Draconic]] [[Human]] [[Planeswalker]]<br>Previously [[Human]] | ||
|colors=Center: {{mana|B}} | |colors=Center: {{mana|B}} | ||
|relatives=[[Tymolin Loneglade]] (sister) | |||
|sources=[[Fallen Empires (comic)|Fallen Empires]], [[Ice Age (comic)|Ice Age]], [[Shandalar (comic)|Shandalar]], [[Invasion (novel)|Invasion]], [[Planeshift (novel)|Planeshift]] | |sources=[[Fallen Empires (comic)|Fallen Empires]], [[Ice Age (comic)|Ice Age]], [[Shandalar (comic)|Shandalar]], [[Invasion (novel)|Invasion]], [[Planeshift (novel)|Planeshift]] | ||
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'''Tevesh Szat''', the ''Doom of Fools'', born '''Tev Loneglade''', was a human [[planeswalker]] from [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] with a [[Dragon| | '''Tevesh Szat''', the ''Doom of Fools'', born '''Tev Loneglade''', was a human [[planeswalker]] from [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] with a [[Dragon|draconic]] form and one of the [[Nine Titans]], a group of nine planeswalkers led by [[Urza]] in the defense of [[Dominaria]].<ref>{{DailyRef|card-preview/legendary-characters-commander-legends-part-1-2020-10-30|The Legendary Characters of Commander Legends, Part I|[[Ari Zirulnik]] and [[Ethan Fleischer]]|October 30, 2020}}</ref> | ||
Although initially of a neutral disposition and refusing to become involved in others' matters, Szat's transformation to an evil character followed the death of his sister, prompting him to neutralize the world into silence. He would become a recurring evil force within Dominarian history and would plunge its continents and even the entire plane into chaos, culminating in his betrayal of the Nine Titans and his death | Although initially of a neutral disposition and refusing to become involved in others' matters, Szat's transformation to an evil character followed the death of his sister, prompting him to neutralize the world into silence. He would become a recurring evil force within Dominarian history and would plunge its continents and even the entire plane into chaos, culminating in his betrayal of the Nine Titans and his death at Urza's hands. | ||
== | ==Appearance and characteristics== | ||
Tev Loneglade was a human [[wizard]], after the death of his sister Tymolin, and with his spark ignited, he renamed himself Tevesh Szat and reshaped his body into that of a twisted dragon. From its torso up, it maintained a humanoid-reptilian appearance, with a long tongue and arrowhead, sharp fangs, and red eyes. Its multiple lower limbs had the shape of reptilian "tails" and snakelike scales. His entire body had a dark tone. From this point on, Tevesh Szat abandons his neutral position and becomes spiteful, malevolent, angry, and manipulative, taking on a personal mission to "silence life" wherever he goes. His spells are centered on death, destruction, torture, and manipulation. Before his transformation, he had already demonstrated to be a powerful planeswalker, who once enchanted his sister with eternal youth. Tevesh Szat was centered in [[black]] [[mana]]. | |||
==History== | |||
[[File:Tev and Tym Loneglade.jpg|thumb|Tev and Tymolin Loneglade|321x321px|alt=]] | [[File:Tev and Tym Loneglade.jpg|thumb|Tev and Tymolin Loneglade|321x321px|alt=]] | ||
===Youth=== | ===Youth=== | ||
Tev Loneglade lived along the [[Sarpadian]] coast with his sister [[Tymolin Loneglade]] before and during the [[Brothers' War]].<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://pokeinthe.io/stories/magic/battlemage/the-fall-of-sarpadia/|title=The Fall of Sarpadia|author=April King|date=March 29, 2018|publisher=Pokeinthe.io}}</ref> Growing up, Tymolin looked after Tev taking care of him and protecting him from threats. An accomplished fighter, Tymolin was highly adept with a blade, able to stand her ground against many foes. After becoming a [[planeswalker]], Tev became fiercely protective of Tymolin | Tev Loneglade lived along the [[Sarpadian]] coast with his sister [[Tymolin Loneglade]] before and during the [[Brothers' War]].<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://pokeinthe.io/stories/magic/battlemage/the-fall-of-sarpadia/|title=The Fall of Sarpadia|author=April King|date=March 29, 2018|publisher=Pokeinthe.io}}</ref> Growing up, Tymolin looked after Tev taking care of him and protecting him from threats. An accomplished fighter, Tymolin was highly adept with a blade, able to stand her ground against many foes. After becoming a [[planeswalker]], Tev became fiercely protective of Tymolin and enchanted her with eternal youth. They traveled to both [[Argoth]] and [[Terisiare]] with disastrous results, leaving Tev guilt-ridden. Eventually, they returned to Sarpadia where Tev became reclusive. | ||
===Sarpadia=== | ===Sarpadia=== | ||
While living alone in [[Havenwood]], Tev's guilt manifested into hatred and contempt for everything because of his absolute power and inability to change people. An old man, Tev | While living alone in [[Havenwood]], Tev's guilt manifested into hatred and contempt for everything because of his absolute power and inability to change people. An old man, Tev had grown callous, caring for no one but his sister. Tymolin, however, remained his opposite in personality, spending time with her [[dwarf]] lover [[Kaylen]] and thrusting herself into inner-empire affairs. During her marriage, Tymolin also had an affair with an <c>Icatian Priest</c> by the name of [[Oliver Farrel]]. In 170 AR, during an [[orc]]–[[goblin]] attack on the Dwarven empire, Kaylen fell in battle when he was stabbed from behind by an orc. | ||
Tev | Tev came to Tymolin's rescue after she was banished from the dwarven empire. During this time together, Tymolin pleaded with Tev to intervene and help defeat the forces of chaos. Tev continued his lack of intrusion, refusing to either stop the orcs and goblins or help the dwarves. He preferred to remain isolated and let the world's events run their course; however, his apathy merely masked a bitter hatred for everything he had developed from his absolute power. | ||
===Transformation to Tevesh Szat=== | ===Transformation to Tevesh Szat=== | ||
While | While traveling near the [[Havenwood]]-[[Icatia]] border, Oliver Farrel and his [[Farrelites]] attacked Tev and Tymolin. During this fight Farrel threw a grenade-like [[aeolipile]] at Tev, who responded by <c title="disenchanting">Disenchant</c> <c title="Farrel's powerful cloak">Farrel's Mantle</c> from the Farrelite champion [[Sianna]]. Sensing a new weakness in Sianna, Tymolin struck at her and as the Farrelites retreated became separated from Tev.<ref name=fe_comic_1>''[[Fallen Empires (comic)#Volume 1: Rumors of War|Fallen Empires: On the World of Magic the Gathering No. 1 - Rumors of War]]''</ref> | ||
Alone in Havenwood, Tev became infuriated at the audacity of the attack. His grip on humanity began to slip and his image shifted from that of an old man to a more draconic visage. In his search for Tymolin, he happened upon the elven master-scout [[Loren]] under attack by the druid [[Morgan]] and several [[ | Alone in Havenwood, Tev became infuriated at the audacity of the attack. His grip on humanity began to slip and his image shifted from that of an old man to a more draconic visage. In his search for Tymolin, he happened upon the elven master-scout [[Loren]] under attack by the druid [[Morgan]] and several [[thallid]]s. Showing his loss of isolationist stance, Tev incinerated the thallids, leaving Loren alone to fight Morgan. Tev did this not out of compassion for Morgan, but to make the fight fair, and commented that if it had been a single thallid and four elves the elves would now be dead. | ||
During this | During this period, Tymolin was captured by [[Vaylesh]] and the [[Order of the Ebon Hand]]. She managed to kill two members of the Ebon Hand but was eventually subdued with a sleeping potion. Vaylesh used her to lure Oliver Farrel into a trap, which backfired when Farrel stabbed Tymolin to death. Tev, sensing his sister's demise, lost all grip on humanity and fully transformed into the serpentine [[dragon]]-form he would possess in his remaining days. Flying into the Ebon Hand encampment, Tev incinerated everyone present, including Sianna, Oliver Farrel, and Vaylesh. | ||
===Fall of Sarpadia=== | ===Fall of Sarpadia=== | ||
After | After the deaths of his sister's killers, Tev renamed himself Tevesh Szat and vowed to seek "ssssssilence". His first action was to use a <c>Planar Gate</c> to summon the orc–goblin army onto [[Montford]]. Although Icatia would push back the attack, Szat would methodically orchestrate and deliver killing blows to the various standing empires of Sarpadia.<ref name=fe_comic_2>''[[Fallen Empires (comic)#Volume 2: Nations Asunder|Fallen Empires: On the World of Magic the Gathering No. 2 - Nations Asunder]]''</ref>[[File:Tevesh Szat and Darigaaz.jpg|left|thumb|189x189px|Szat convinced Darigaaz to free the Primeval Dragons]] | ||
===Ice Age=== | ===Ice Age=== | ||
Szat continued destroying civilization after civilization, believing them to lead only to decadence and corruption. | Szat continued destroying civilization after civilization, believing them to lead only to decadence and corruption. He manipulated the battle between [[Freyalise]] and [[Jason Carthalion]] in such a way that the city of [[Storgard]] was irreparably damaged. During this time, Szat and another evil planeswalker, [[Leshrac]], acted as patrons to the necromancer [[Lim-Dûl]] during his war against [[Kjeldor]].[[File:Tevesh Szat and Urza.jpg|thumb|208x208px|Urza uses Szat's vital energy to fuel soul bombs|alt=]]Szat attended the [[Summit of the Null Moon]], where he fought Freyalise.<ref>[[Jeff Gomez]] (1995), "''[[Ice Age on the World of Magic: The Gathering]]. Volume 3. The Shard''". [[Armada]]</ref> After that he tried to intensify the [[Ice Age (event)|Ice Age]], but was defeated by [[Jaeuhl Carthalion]]<ref>[[Jeff Gomez]] (1995), "''[[Ice Age on the World of Magic: The Gathering]]. Volume 4. Forever Silent the World''". [[Armada]]</ref> and fled to [[Shandalar]], where he was defeated again, this time by [[Kenan Sahrmal]]. | ||
===Nine Titans=== | ===Nine Titans=== | ||
Szat stopped his rampage for a time and retreated to a plane of perpetual darkness. Here he was visited by [[Urza]], who wanted him to be part of the [[Nine Titans]] and attack [[Phyrexia]] | Szat stopped his rampage for a time and retreated to a plane of perpetual darkness. Here he was visited by [[Urza]], who wanted him to be part of the [[Nine Titans]] and attack [[Phyrexia]], as Szat had dealings with Phyrexia and knew the layout of the plane. However, Szat betrayed the Titans, convinced [[Darigaaz]] to free the [[Primeval Dragons]], and killed [[Daria]] and [[Kristina of the Woods]]. Urza then revealed that he predicted Szat's betrayal and had solicited his aid precisely to solve a "moral dilemma" of powering up a superweapon, and using Szat's life energy to fuel the [[soul bomb]]s that devastated Phyrexia. Fueling the bombs was the end of Szat. | ||
==Planeswalkers met== | ==Planeswalkers met== | ||
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*<c>Szat's Will</c> | *<c>Szat's Will</c> | ||
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*<c>Confound</c><ref name="Art"/> | |||
*<c>Dark Suspicions</c> | |||
*<c>Malicious Advice</c><ref>{{DailyRef|darigaaz-legendary-dragon-2007-05-16|Darigaaz, Legendary Dragon|[[Magic Arcana]]|May 16, 2007}}</ref> | *<c>Malicious Advice</c><ref>{{DailyRef|darigaaz-legendary-dragon-2007-05-16|Darigaaz, Legendary Dragon|[[Magic Arcana]]|May 16, 2007}}</ref> | ||
*<c>Planeswalker's Scorn</c><ref name="Art">{{DailyRef|planeswalker-enchantment-art-2007-10-22|Planeswalker Enchantment Art|[[Magic Arcana]]|October 22, 2007}}</ref> | *<c>Planeswalker's Scorn</c><ref name="Art">{{DailyRef|planeswalker-enchantment-art-2007-10-22|Planeswalker Enchantment Art|[[Magic Arcana]]|October 22, 2007}}</ref> | ||
*<c> | *<c>Urza Assembles the Titans</c> | ||
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*<c>Dead of Winter</c> | *<c>Dead of Winter</c> | ||
*<c>Vow of Torment</c> | |||
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[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] | ||
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| Details | |
| Race |
Draconic Human Planeswalker Previously Human |
| Birthplace | Sarpadia, Dominaria |
| Lifetime | Just before and during the Brothers' War—4205 AR. |
| Relatives | Tymolin Loneglade (sister) |
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Tevesh Szat, the Doom of Fools, born Tev Loneglade, was a human planeswalker from Dominaria with a draconic form and one of the Nine Titans, a group of nine planeswalkers led by Urza in the defense of Dominaria.[1]
Although initially of a neutral disposition and refusing to become involved in others' matters, Szat's transformation to an evil character followed the death of his sister, prompting him to neutralize the world into silence. He would become a recurring evil force within Dominarian history and would plunge its continents and even the entire plane into chaos, culminating in his betrayal of the Nine Titans and his death at Urza's hands.
Appearance and characteristics
Tev Loneglade was a human wizard, after the death of his sister Tymolin, and with his spark ignited, he renamed himself Tevesh Szat and reshaped his body into that of a twisted dragon. From its torso up, it maintained a humanoid-reptilian appearance, with a long tongue and arrowhead, sharp fangs, and red eyes. Its multiple lower limbs had the shape of reptilian "tails" and snakelike scales. His entire body had a dark tone. From this point on, Tevesh Szat abandons his neutral position and becomes spiteful, malevolent, angry, and manipulative, taking on a personal mission to "silence life" wherever he goes. His spells are centered on death, destruction, torture, and manipulation. Before his transformation, he had already demonstrated to be a powerful planeswalker, who once enchanted his sister with eternal youth. Tevesh Szat was centered in black mana.
History
Youth
Tev Loneglade lived along the Sarpadian coast with his sister Tymolin Loneglade before and during the Brothers' War.[2] Growing up, Tymolin looked after Tev taking care of him and protecting him from threats. An accomplished fighter, Tymolin was highly adept with a blade, able to stand her ground against many foes. After becoming a planeswalker, Tev became fiercely protective of Tymolin and enchanted her with eternal youth. They traveled to both Argoth and Terisiare with disastrous results, leaving Tev guilt-ridden. Eventually, they returned to Sarpadia where Tev became reclusive.
Sarpadia
While living alone in Havenwood, Tev's guilt manifested into hatred and contempt for everything because of his absolute power and inability to change people. An old man, Tev had grown callous, caring for no one but his sister. Tymolin, however, remained his opposite in personality, spending time with her dwarf lover Kaylen and thrusting herself into inner-empire affairs. During her marriage, Tymolin also had an affair with an Icatian Priest by the name of Oliver Farrel. In 170 AR, during an orc–goblin attack on the Dwarven empire, Kaylen fell in battle when he was stabbed from behind by an orc.
Tev came to Tymolin's rescue after she was banished from the dwarven empire. During this time together, Tymolin pleaded with Tev to intervene and help defeat the forces of chaos. Tev continued his lack of intrusion, refusing to either stop the orcs and goblins or help the dwarves. He preferred to remain isolated and let the world's events run their course; however, his apathy merely masked a bitter hatred for everything he had developed from his absolute power.
Transformation to Tevesh Szat
While traveling near the Havenwood-Icatia border, Oliver Farrel and his Farrelites attacked Tev and Tymolin. During this fight Farrel threw a grenade-like aeolipile at Tev, who responded by disenchanting Farrel's powerful cloak from the Farrelite champion Sianna. Sensing a new weakness in Sianna, Tymolin struck at her and as the Farrelites retreated became separated from Tev.[3]
Alone in Havenwood, Tev became infuriated at the audacity of the attack. His grip on humanity began to slip and his image shifted from that of an old man to a more draconic visage. In his search for Tymolin, he happened upon the elven master-scout Loren under attack by the druid Morgan and several thallids. Showing his loss of isolationist stance, Tev incinerated the thallids, leaving Loren alone to fight Morgan. Tev did this not out of compassion for Morgan, but to make the fight fair, and commented that if it had been a single thallid and four elves the elves would now be dead.
During this period, Tymolin was captured by Vaylesh and the Order of the Ebon Hand. She managed to kill two members of the Ebon Hand but was eventually subdued with a sleeping potion. Vaylesh used her to lure Oliver Farrel into a trap, which backfired when Farrel stabbed Tymolin to death. Tev, sensing his sister's demise, lost all grip on humanity and fully transformed into the serpentine dragon-form he would possess in his remaining days. Flying into the Ebon Hand encampment, Tev incinerated everyone present, including Sianna, Oliver Farrel, and Vaylesh.
Fall of Sarpadia
After the deaths of his sister's killers, Tev renamed himself Tevesh Szat and vowed to seek "ssssssilence". His first action was to use a Planar Gate to summon the orc–goblin army onto Montford. Although Icatia would push back the attack, Szat would methodically orchestrate and deliver killing blows to the various standing empires of Sarpadia.[4]
Ice Age
Szat continued destroying civilization after civilization, believing them to lead only to decadence and corruption. He manipulated the battle between Freyalise and Jason Carthalion in such a way that the city of Storgard was irreparably damaged. During this time, Szat and another evil planeswalker, Leshrac, acted as patrons to the necromancer Lim-Dûl during his war against Kjeldor.
Szat attended the Summit of the Null Moon, where he fought Freyalise.[5] After that he tried to intensify the Ice Age, but was defeated by Jaeuhl Carthalion[6] and fled to Shandalar, where he was defeated again, this time by Kenan Sahrmal.
Nine Titans
Szat stopped his rampage for a time and retreated to a plane of perpetual darkness. Here he was visited by Urza, who wanted him to be part of the Nine Titans and attack Phyrexia, as Szat had dealings with Phyrexia and knew the layout of the plane. However, Szat betrayed the Titans, convinced Darigaaz to free the Primeval Dragons, and killed Daria and Kristina of the Woods. Urza then revealed that he predicted Szat's betrayal and had solicited his aid precisely to solve a "moral dilemma" of powering up a superweapon, and using Szat's life energy to fuel the soul bombs that devastated Phyrexia. Fueling the bombs was the end of Szat.
Planeswalkers met
Planes visited
Gallery
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Tevesh Szat Key Art
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Tev becoming Tevesh Szat.
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Tev transformed into Tevesh Szat
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Tevesh Szat in Fallen Empires (comic)
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Tevesh Szat's betrayal and death by Urza
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Doom of Fools
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References
- ↑ Ari Zirulnik and Ethan Fleischer (October 30, 2020). "The Legendary Characters of Commander Legends, Part I". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ April King (March 29, 2018). "The Fall of Sarpadia". Pokeinthe.io.
- ↑ Fallen Empires: On the World of Magic the Gathering No. 1 - Rumors of War
- ↑ Fallen Empires: On the World of Magic the Gathering No. 2 - Nations Asunder
- ↑ Jeff Gomez (1995), "Ice Age on the World of Magic: The Gathering. Volume 3. The Shard". Armada
- ↑ Jeff Gomez (1995), "Ice Age on the World of Magic: The Gathering. Volume 4. Forever Silent the World". Armada
- ↑ a b Magic Arcana (October 22, 2007). "Planeswalker Enchantment Art". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Magic Arcana (May 16, 2007). "Darigaaz, Legendary Dragon". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
External links
- Magic Arcana (September 3, 2009). "Who's That Planeswalker?". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
