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After the Mending the Multiverse found a new balance with the [[Planeswalker's spark]], with far reaching consequences. Planeswalkers lost their immortality and godlike powers and much of their additional magic power. For example, they stopped being able to transport other people during a planeswalk. At the same time, all existing [[planar portal|planar travel tech]] also stopped working.<ref>[https://twitter.com/kellydigges/status/985934219485429760?s=21 Kelly Digges on Twitter]</ref><ref>[http://media.wizards.com/2018/podcasts/magic/MS_Podcast_20180503_8xaU1g.mp3 Magic Story Podcast: The Mending (May 3, 2018)]</ref> New tech was possible, but so far the only example seen is the <c>Planar Bridge</c> created by [[Rashmi]] on [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]].<ref>{{NewRef|magic-story/puppets-2017-01-25|Puppets|[[James Wyatt]]|January 25, 2017}}</ref> The Planar Bridge, however, has big limitations regarding organic matter. | After the Mending the Multiverse found a new balance with the [[Planeswalker's spark]], with far reaching consequences. Planeswalkers lost their immortality and godlike powers and much of their additional magic power. For example, they stopped being able to transport other people during a planeswalk. At the same time, all existing [[planar portal|planar travel tech]] also stopped working.<ref>[https://twitter.com/kellydigges/status/985934219485429760?s=21 Kelly Digges on Twitter]</ref><ref>[http://media.wizards.com/2018/podcasts/magic/MS_Podcast_20180503_8xaU1g.mp3 Magic Story Podcast: The Mending (May 3, 2018)]</ref> New tech was possible, but so far the only example seen is the <c>Planar Bridge</c> created by [[Rashmi]] on [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]].<ref>{{NewRef|magic-story/puppets-2017-01-25|Puppets|[[James Wyatt]]|January 25, 2017}}</ref> The Planar Bridge, however, has big limitations regarding organic matter. | ||
The Mending occurred about 60 years before the present, around the same time | The Mending occurred about 60 years before the present (about 4500 [[AR]]). Remarkably, this is around the same time that the [[Kaladesh (plane)|Great Aether Boom of Kaladesh]] occured.<ref>According to [[Doug Beyer]] in [http://dougbeyermtg.tumblr.com/post/161024738159/the-magic-story-podcast-goes-behind-the-scenes Magic Story Podcast -- Q&A May 24, 2017]</ref>, | ||
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Revision as of 14:40, 9 May 2018
- For the Mending of the Clan Tree, see Clan Tree of Cridhe
The Mending (or Great Mending) was a process that began when Jeska sealed the last major rift in Otaria. It caused all remaining fractures to heal, first in Dominaria then spreading throughout the Multiverse in a chain reaction. The Mending allowed mana to flow freely throughout Dominaria once more, returning life and hope to the dying world. All creatures which had appeared from the past during the Time Spiral crisis returned to their original time.[1]
After the Mending the Multiverse found a new balance with the Planeswalker's spark, with far reaching consequences. Planeswalkers lost their immortality and godlike powers and much of their additional magic power. For example, they stopped being able to transport other people during a planeswalk. At the same time, all existing planar travel tech also stopped working.[2][3] New tech was possible, but so far the only example seen is the Planar Bridge created by Rashmi on Kaladesh.[4] The Planar Bridge, however, has big limitations regarding organic matter. The Mending occurred about 60 years before the present (about 4500 AR). Remarkably, this is around the same time that the Great Aether Boom of Kaladesh occured.[5],
References
- ↑ Error on call to {{WebRef}}: Parameters url and title must be specifiedMark Rosewater (April 03, 2018). "". Tumblr.
- ↑ Kelly Digges on Twitter
- ↑ Magic Story Podcast: The Mending (May 3, 2018)
- ↑ Template:NewRef
- ↑ According to Doug Beyer in Magic Story Podcast -- Q&A May 24, 2017
