HarperPrism
HarperPrism (1993–1999) ws a publishing imprint of Harper Collins. The company published twelve books related to Magic: The Gathering. The Magic line was discontinued after Wizards of the Coast started publishing its own books.
- See also: List of storyline sources.
| Title | Setting | Released | Author(s) | Publisher | ISBN # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arena | Nov 1994 | William R. Forstchen | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105424-0 | |
| Whispering Woods | Nov 1994 | Clayton Emery | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105418-6 | |
| Final Sacrifice | Mar 1995 | Clayton Emery | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105420-8 | |
| Shattered Chains | Mar 1995 | Clayton Emery | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105419-4 | |
| Tapestries | Jul 1995 | anthology | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105308-2 | |
| The Cursed Land | Sep 1995 | Teri McLaren, Teri Williams | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105016-4 | |
| The Prodigal Sorcerer | Nov 1995 | Mark Sumner | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105476-3 | |
| Ashes of the Sun | Mar 1996 | Hanovi Braddock | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105649-9 | |
| Distant Planes | Jun 1996 | anthology | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105313-9 | |
| Song of Time | Jun 1996 | Teri McLaren | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105622-7 | |
| And Peace Shall Sleep | Fallen Empires | Jul 1996 | Sonia Orin Lyris | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105619-7 |
| Dark Legacy | The Dark | Dec 1996 | Robert E. Vardeman | HarperPrism | ISBN 0-06-105697-9 |
Promotional cards
In 1994, HarperPrism released five books with an enclosed mail-in coupon redeemable for special promotional cards related to the stories. Each of these had an expansion symbol shaped like a caligraphy pen ().
| Book Title | Promo Card(s) |
|---|---|
| Arena | Template:Cardlink or |
| Whispering Woods | Template:Cardlink |
| Shattered Chains | Template:Cardlink |
| Final Sacrifice | Template:Cardlink |
| The Cursed Land | one random from above |
Curse of Nazir
In an April Fool's joke, MagicTheGathering.com author Mark Gottlieb wrote Peeking in the Black Box, where he described a fictional sixth HarperPrism card, 'Curse of Nazir'.