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The '''Infinite Consortium''' was a mercantile organization that spanned several [[plane]]s. | The '''Infinite Consortium''' was a mercantile organization that spanned several [[plane]]s. | ||
==Description== | |||
The Infinite Consortium specialized in procuring all possible items clients could ask for, even merchandise from other worlds collected by its [[planeswalker]]s. The Consortium was founded by [[Nicol Bolas]] but was usurped by [[Tezzeret]] in a bloody coup d'etat several years before the [[Conflux (event)|Conflux]]. The headquarters, under Tezzeret's leadership, was located in the [[Iron Tower]] in a desert region of an unknown plane. | |||
While the individual cells survived to some extent, the organization as a whole was dissolved, when [[Jace Beleren]] crushed Tezzeret's mind, destroying all the information needed to run the Consortium with him. With little direction, Jace returned to the remnants of the Ravnica cell and assumed leadership of it. It is currently the only known active cell. | While the individual cells survived to some extent, the organization as a whole was dissolved, when [[Jace Beleren]] crushed Tezzeret's mind, destroying all the information needed to run the Consortium with him. With little direction, Jace returned to the remnants of the Ravnica cell and assumed leadership of it. It is currently the only known active cell. | ||
==Planes with known cells== | ===Planes with known cells=== | ||
*[[Aranzhur]]<ref name=aoa>''[[Agents of Artifice]]'', pg. 247</ref> | *[[Aranzhur]]<ref name=aoa>''[[Agents of Artifice]]'', pg. 247</ref> | ||
*[[Kamigawa (plane)|Kamigawa]]; a young cell, they had problems with acquiring competent members. The [[nezumi]]-bito forcefully opposed the cell's occupation. | *[[Kamigawa (plane)|Kamigawa]]; a young cell, they had problems with acquiring competent members. The [[nezumi]]-bito forcefully opposed the cell's occupation. | ||
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*[[Ravnica (plane)|Ravnica]]; one of the most important cells, it was destroyed by Jace Beleren and Liliana Vess, killing most of its members. After Tezzeret's fall, it was repurposed under Jace's leadership. | *[[Ravnica (plane)|Ravnica]]; one of the most important cells, it was destroyed by Jace Beleren and Liliana Vess, killing most of its members. After Tezzeret's fall, it was repurposed under Jace's leadership. | ||
==Known Members== | ===Known Members=== | ||
*[[Baltrice]] | *[[Baltrice]] | ||
*[[Gemreth]] | *[[Gemreth]] | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 26 September 2015
The Infinite Consortium was a mercantile organization that spanned several planes.
Description
The Infinite Consortium specialized in procuring all possible items clients could ask for, even merchandise from other worlds collected by its planeswalkers. The Consortium was founded by Nicol Bolas but was usurped by Tezzeret in a bloody coup d'etat several years before the Conflux. The headquarters, under Tezzeret's leadership, was located in the Iron Tower in a desert region of an unknown plane.
While the individual cells survived to some extent, the organization as a whole was dissolved, when Jace Beleren crushed Tezzeret's mind, destroying all the information needed to run the Consortium with him. With little direction, Jace returned to the remnants of the Ravnica cell and assumed leadership of it. It is currently the only known active cell.
Planes with known cells
- Aranzhur[1]
- Kamigawa; a young cell, they had problems with acquiring competent members. The nezumi-bito forcefully opposed the cell's occupation.
- Kephalai[2]
- Mercadia[1]
- Ravnica; one of the most important cells, it was destroyed by Jace Beleren and Liliana Vess, killing most of its members. After Tezzeret's fall, it was repurposed under Jace's leadership.
Known Members
Sources
References
- ↑ a b Agents of Artifice, pg. 247
- ↑ Fuel for the Fire, Part II