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The '''Soul Bombs''' were built by [[Urza Planeswalker]] during the [[Phyrexian Invasion]]. They were taken by [[Nine Titans]] to [[Phyrexia]] to destroy that plane. The only way of fueling them was by capturing the soul. After betrayal of [[Tevesh Szat]] Urza fueled many of such bombs with that planeswalkers's  life essence.
{{Infobox artifact
  |image=Pernicious Deed.jpeg
  |origin=[[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]]
  |creator=[[Urza]]
  |user=[[Nine Titans]]
  |status=Destroyed / detonated
}}
The '''Soul Bombs''' were extremely powerful explosive devices built by [[Urza]] during the first [[Phyrexian Invasion]], based on [[Thran]] design.  


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==History==
They were taken by the [[Nine Titans]] to [[Phyrexia]] to destroy that plane. The only way of fueling them was by capturing a potent-enough soul. [[Barrin]] had argued that there was no ethical way to charge the devices, as he believed that no mortal crime could be severe enough to merit the immortal punishment of being used to fuel the bombs; and that the number of mortal souls necessary to power the devices was monstrous. However, Urza instead found a single immortal soul powerful enough to charge the devices. He intentionally included [[Tevesh Szat]] as one of the Nine Titans, predicting that Szat would in some way betray the group. Once Szat lived up to these expectations by murdering [[Daria]] and [[Kristina of the Woods]], Urza felt justified in activating the kill rubric in Szat's Titan engine, fueling all the bombs with the planeswalker's life essence.
 
After Urza betrayed the Titans, he destroyed the master soul bomb, which was designed to set off the other bombs. However, the surviving Titans were able to activate the other bombs manually, devastating several of Phyrexia's spheres.
 
==In-game references==
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*{{card|Pernicious Deed||APC}}<ref>{{TwitterRef|JasonVorthos|1771011034507083978|author=Initiate of the Ebon Hand|title=Pernicious Deed is being sold on MTG Art Market and for the first time ever, we have the Art Description.|date=March 22, 2024}}</ref>
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==References==
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[[Category:Weatherlight Saga]]

Latest revision as of 16:17, 22 March 2024

Soul Bomb
Characteristics
Origin Dominaria
Creator Urza
User Nine Titans
Status Destroyed / detonated

The Soul Bombs were extremely powerful explosive devices built by Urza during the first Phyrexian Invasion, based on Thran design.

History

They were taken by the Nine Titans to Phyrexia to destroy that plane. The only way of fueling them was by capturing a potent-enough soul. Barrin had argued that there was no ethical way to charge the devices, as he believed that no mortal crime could be severe enough to merit the immortal punishment of being used to fuel the bombs; and that the number of mortal souls necessary to power the devices was monstrous. However, Urza instead found a single immortal soul powerful enough to charge the devices. He intentionally included Tevesh Szat as one of the Nine Titans, predicting that Szat would in some way betray the group. Once Szat lived up to these expectations by murdering Daria and Kristina of the Woods, Urza felt justified in activating the kill rubric in Szat's Titan engine, fueling all the bombs with the planeswalker's life essence.

After Urza betrayed the Titans, he destroyed the master soul bomb, which was designed to set off the other bombs. However, the surviving Titans were able to activate the other bombs manually, devastating several of Phyrexia's spheres.

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