I'm sure that'll set off someone's Vorthos-OCD.) (One little thing though: at one point a Grizzly Bear is blocked byĪn Ironclaw Orc. The magic battles the references fit nicely in the story, never feeling gratuitous. Picking out the references to cards is fun, and as part of Obviously it's not something that would sustain 70 novels, but for now it's Quite fun, and exactly what you'd want from the first Magic tie-in novel. Probably sounds a bit basic when I explain it like that, but it's actually On long enough one player may summon a Juggernaut or even a Lord of the Pit. Gather mana, they summon Grizzly Bears and Ironclaw Orcs, and if the game goes Various wizard duels in the story are essentially just games written out. Into a bar and finds a bunch of people playing a card game based on the wizard That´s not a reference to that one scene where Garth goes Lack of planeswalkers, Arena the novel most directly Planeswalker (More on that later as well) and that he and his lover are goingįar away from Estark while the few non-scumbag wizards have rebuild Estark In the epilogue we discover that Garth has managed to defeat the Leaders and the Grand Master are killed in the process. To cause a rebellion in which thousands die, but at least all the corrupt house Like a regular V (form the Vendetta) he manages Tradition of the Arena battles into a "bread and circuses" style spectacle in which more and more blood is spilled just to keep the population from rebelling. In the destruction of his house, in part because they have twisted the ancient Leaders of the houses and the Grand Master, in part as revenge for their role And while he's in Estark he'll use the opportunity to tear down the Set his eye on winning the Arena battles to get a change to defeat Kuthuman
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