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After the fall of [[Memnarch]] and [[The Vanished Ones|The Vanishing]], the [[Vedalken]], and their brain trust known as the [[Synod]], solidified their power over the [[Quicksilver Sea]] and its surrounding realms — leaving the Neurok as second-class citizens. As the [[blinkmoth]] populations plummeted and [[serum]] became more precious, the Synod laid claim to all the serum on the plane. Without access to serum, some Neurok saw themselves destined to become a class of slaves. They began to form secret sects to undermine the Vedalken. These sects of [[assassin]]s, thieves, and other [[rogue]]s became known simply as "networks." The most powerful of the networks were the Covalt network (led by Vy Covalt) and the Vrist network (led by [[Kara Vrist]]). The networks became masters of pilfering and producing illegal serum, stealing from Vedalken archives and even assassinating Synod members. The more clever networks also procured Vedalken Synod secrets and used the information for blackmail purposes. | After the fall of [[Memnarch]] and [[The Vanished Ones|The Vanishing]], the [[Vedalken]], and their brain trust known as the [[Synod]], solidified their power over the [[Quicksilver Sea]] and its surrounding realms — leaving the Neurok as second-class citizens. As the [[blinkmoth]] populations plummeted and [[serum]] became more precious, the Synod laid claim to all the serum on the plane. Without access to serum, some Neurok saw themselves destined to become a class of slaves. They began to form secret sects to undermine the Vedalken. These sects of [[assassin]]s, thieves, and other [[rogue]]s became known simply as "networks." The most powerful of the networks were the Covalt network (led by Vy Covalt) and the Vrist network (led by [[Kara Vrist]]). The networks became masters of pilfering and producing illegal serum, stealing from Vedalken archives, and even assassinating Synod members. The more clever networks also procured Vedalken Synod secrets and used the information for blackmail purposes. | ||
After the creation of [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]], Covalt became member of the [[Mirran Resistance]]. He helped shepherd numerous Mirran survivors from the Phyrexian landscape of the [[Quicksilver Sea]] in the safe havens of the [[Furnace Layer]]. He was caught and dissected by the butcher [[List of secondary characters|Threx]].<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/a-planeswalkers-guide-to-new-phyrexia-the-progress-engine|A Planeswalker's Guide to New Phyrexia: The Progress Engine|[[Magic Creative Team]]|April 19, 2011}}</ref> | After the creation of [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]], Covalt became a member of the [[Mirran Resistance]]. He helped shepherd numerous Mirran survivors from the Phyrexian landscape of the [[Quicksilver Sea]] in the safe havens of the [[Furnace Layer]]. He was caught and dissected by the butcher [[List of secondary characters|Threx]].<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/a-planeswalkers-guide-to-new-phyrexia-the-progress-engine|A Planeswalker's Guide to New Phyrexia: The Progress Engine|[[Magic Creative Team]]|April 19, 2011}}</ref> | ||
==In-game references== | ==In-game references== | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 16 May 2024
| Vy Covalt | |
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| Race | Neurok |
| Birthplace | Quicksilver Sea, Mirrodin |
| Lifetime | ~4540 |
Vy Covalt was a neurok from Mirrodin.[1]
History
After the fall of Memnarch and The Vanishing, the Vedalken, and their brain trust known as the Synod, solidified their power over the Quicksilver Sea and its surrounding realms — leaving the Neurok as second-class citizens. As the blinkmoth populations plummeted and serum became more precious, the Synod laid claim to all the serum on the plane. Without access to serum, some Neurok saw themselves destined to become a class of slaves. They began to form secret sects to undermine the Vedalken. These sects of assassins, thieves, and other rogues became known simply as "networks." The most powerful of the networks were the Covalt network (led by Vy Covalt) and the Vrist network (led by Kara Vrist). The networks became masters of pilfering and producing illegal serum, stealing from Vedalken archives, and even assassinating Synod members. The more clever networks also procured Vedalken Synod secrets and used the information for blackmail purposes.
After the creation of New Phyrexia, Covalt became a member of the Mirran Resistance. He helped shepherd numerous Mirran survivors from the Phyrexian landscape of the Quicksilver Sea in the safe havens of the Furnace Layer. He was caught and dissected by the butcher Threx.[2]
In-game references
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References
- ↑ Doug Beyer (November 17, 2010). "The Human Cultures of Mirrodin". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Magic Creative Team (April 19, 2011). "A Planeswalker's Guide to New Phyrexia: The Progress Engine". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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