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Gix3241

PostPosted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 6:25 pm


You can also add The Secrets of Magic / Anthology to my list which i give a...

5/10 - It litteraly is just the beginings of a bunch of random stories throughout dominarian history. Although several of them did make me want to find the rest of the story in whatever other book it's in and the last two chapters were about laquatus coming to power and Virot Maglan gaining the "death touch" thing and killing his familly which i enjoyed reading.
PostPosted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 7:49 pm


ok thats not good. it's just parts of the backstories of the blocks. Virot maglan becomes the First (Cabal patrician)
and the other part is fom the Oddysey Block. Laquatus enters power some timeb ebfore the first oddysey book. so i'd say thats probably not worth reading. you get the story in the block

wellwisher


Gix3241

PostPosted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:25 pm


No, it's the whole back story behind different characters in detail. They only make reference to those parts of the stories in the blocks they come from. So unless you've read the block containing the character, no, it's not very interesting. But, if you have you find out interesting facts like that when Virot first gained his powers he had to touch them then say "Suffer, Wither, and Die" before it would kill them and if he would pause in between... twisted
PostPosted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 3:14 pm


i just got the guildpact one from my fatpack so i might actually read it soon when im bored.lol

Darthspanky


japoniano

PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:51 am


The guildpact book starts slow and get's interesting later on.

Crix would have been a better filler legend than Tibor and Lumia for the Izzet.
PostPosted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 9:00 am


I just finished the Kamigawa Cycle and I believe that Toshi Umezawa and Tetsuo Umezawa (Legends Cycle 2) are related, because in the epilogue for kamigawa it says that Night's Reach sent him to a different world and when he awoke he saw
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Out to sea,he saw two huge spires of rock. They looked to perfect to be natural, but who could have constructed them? And what purpose did they server so far away?
He was Ravenously hungry, but the only edible thing he saw was a twig-sized sapling that might someday be a fuit tree. He carefully approached the edge of the rocky cliff. It was asheer drop of over one hundered feet to the pebbled beach below. If he wanted fish, he'd have to navigate down the treacherous cliff face, and his ribs were in no shape to do that.

I think that the spires are the Talon Gates and the sapling is the temoya tree (near Sekana village in legends 2) and and it said that he smelled a swamp and went to it which as you can see on the MAP is just east of Sekana where Tetsuo's family manor has been for generations.

Gix3241


Fugim Sky

PostPosted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:02 pm


the kamigawa cycle books were preety good and so was the mirrodin cycle (the first mirrodin book was incredible though) and the oddyssey cycle was great (chainers torment and judgment rocked!) but the onsluaght cycle was the best

and i got to say that the ravnica cycle is very good too now.
PostPosted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 8:40 pm


In case you missed the news:

1. Coldsnap's fat pack will have a The gathering dark reprint

2. Scott McGough has confirmed he'll write the Time Spiral books

japoniano


Grand_Arbiter

PostPosted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:49 pm


Yea...So far i've read the Kamigawa block(which i thought was cool and all) and the first Ravnica...I'm sorry but So far C. J. Herndon isn't doing all too well. The story is almost perfect, but the presentation needs work. I'm halfway through Guildpact though. I read Invasion too.
PostPosted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:01 pm


I read them, alot of them. Most are good, but because they change authors alot sometimes the feel of the books completely change from one to the other. And some are flops, not all writers are good after all, but most are great, I really enjoyed Odyssey block.

Xx CoupDetats xX


Mad Hatt3r

High-functioning Phantom

PostPosted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:54 am


i did read the onslaught block, most fun.
i'm almost done with the 2nd ravnica book biggrin
PostPosted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 6:33 pm


i've read almost all the books...

MtgFreek


Dryfolius

PostPosted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 4:06 am


Hmm... lets see, read or have and just havent read, due to the laziness towards reading

Brothers' war
Planeswalker
Prophecy
The fith dawn
Eternal Ice
Legions
Ranica
The moons of mirrodin gonk
The Thran
Scourge(Karona, karona, karona!!!)
Secrets of Magic
Mercadian Masques
Shattered alliance
Apocalypse
Jedit
Johan
Time Streams(Karn!)
Nemisis
Assasin's blade
Chainer's Torment
Onslaught(Ixodor!)
Blood lines
Odyssey
Hazezon
The Darksteel Eye
Myths of magic
Invasion
Rath and storm
Monsters of magic
The Gathering Dark
Dragons of magic
Colors of magic.
Judgement
1st book of the kamigawa

Thats... pretty much all of em... cept for the Kamigawa cycle...it just didnt interest me much... Yes, i have my books in that exact order, cuz im to lazy to organize them xp
PostPosted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 10:12 pm


ive read on my computer **this is basically for those who wanted me to send books to them**


The Brothers War

Planeswalker

Time Streams
Bloodlines

Oddyssey
Chainers torment
Onslaught
Prophecy

The hard copies i own are the three kamigawa books and hte two new ravnica books. I HATED THE LAST KAMIGAWA BOOK.

Variant_Theory

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