Some wizards compete not to summon the most interesting creatures, but to create the most interesting aftereffects when a summons goes awry.

Some wizards compete not to summon the most interesting creatures, but to create the most interesting aftereffects when a summons goes awry.

"What you attempt to pull from the Æther, I can spread onto the wind."

—Jace Beleren

"What you attempt to pull from the Æther, I can spread onto the wind."

—Jace Beleren

Dependence on luck is anathema to Kefnet's rigorous studies. Those who hope to escape his maze by chance never succeed.

"What you attempt to pull from the aether, I can spread onto the wind."

—Jace Beleren

Dependence on luck is anathema to Kefnet's rigorous studies. Those who hope to escape his maze by chance never succeed.

Dependence on luck is anathema to Kefnet's rigorous studies. Those who hope to escape his maze by chance never succeed.

"I know the nightmares of Indatha seem scary, but when you break them down into their component parts, they're quite beautiful."

—Naireh, Ketria elementalist

"Phyrexians pollute everything they touch, so the solution is simple: don't let them touch anything."

—Teferi