#Geralf

[deathstardroid]

Stitcher Billy for a proxy.

[emerald-observance]

March of the Machine: Eldraine and Innistrad.

I'm a big big big fan of the Innistrad story. Like, super big. Gissa and Geralf are always fun perspectives and this time was no different. I also liked the art shown. Specifically this one:

Because A) Phyrexian Cathars are cool, and B) because it's a Phyrexian of the Machine orthodoxy that has style. The belts, cape, and prayer tags are great additions.

As for Eldraine, it was fine. I'm not a fan of Rankle, (and he has terrible taste, I mean, he falls for her then he sees this:

and changes his mind? Pathetic.) But I do think that the love-potion rain into a giant chasm was a good idea. Still a horrendous lack of Urabrask, especially with Ayara's new Furnace Queen epithet.

[overgrown-estate]

Kaervek as illustrated by Cristi Balanescu

With the latest episode of Thunder Junction's magic story, we're introduced to Oko's gang of Outlaws as Annie Flash decides to take him up in his offer. We learn that it was Ashiok who actually hired them to find the vault which is known as Maag Taranau. Akul and the Hellspurs built the town of Tarnation around the vault in an attempt to control it. Okoi was hired to find the keys to the vault.

Anyway, Oko has a larger gang than we thought. Along with Annie and Kellan, there is Rakdos and Vraska, Tinybones and Eriette, Malcolm and Breeches, Gisa and Geralf, and Kaervek and Satoru. A thirteen man gang to break into a vault believed to hold "RAW POWER!" as exclaimed by Breeches.

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[almostlookedhuman]

[xantchaslegacy]

[sydsir]

insane idiot geralf cecani

[incorrect-mtg]

Outlaws of Thunder Junction + Tumblr Textposts Part 2

[chronovus]

I love these horrid people SO MUCH

[googlyeyesonmagiccards]

Big fan of the snek in the back

[svogthos-middle-management]

Love when MtG characters go to a different plane and play dress up.

Like, they didn't have to wear cowboy clothes on Thunder Junction, but everyone did.

Very cool of the necromancers (2), assassin, demon lord, witch, pirates (2), and little skeleton guy to get all gussied up even on a plane that has only know extraplanar beings

The plane was uninhabited not that long ago, there's no need to hide that you're from somewhere else, it's all for the fashion and flavor and it's great

[reuxben]

Here’s our MTGinktober for “Journal,” starring Ghoulcaller Gisa and Stitcher Geralf! Hey, Sis, whose "...ghoulish eye sockets were so dreamy I could just decay..."? I think you left off a name...maybe the next page has--

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Reuxben

[hyralc]

my localization of mtgjp's comic

[overgrown-estate]

Geralf and Gisa; both illustrated by Chris Rahn

Geralf just wants to study the effects of planar travel on magic wielders and Gisa's over here planning on making the Multiverse into Zombieland.

[littjara-mirrorlake]

Gisa and Geralf's side story is a delight

[chemy-chems]

I really enjoy the Cecani siblings from Innistrad. Now since their characters are locked in a sibling rivalry and strong necromancers, I assume at some point one will die and in their grief the other will have a character arc dealing with it. Which way I want such to occur I can't decide, so I made two cards based on each option. The idea here with each card is one sibling has resurrected the other, but since each uses a different style of necromancy are trying...then failing, to act like the other type.

Geralf, Ghoul Called. The timeline where Geralf dies, and Gisa floods his body with Black Mana as per her Ghoulcalling, however his new body is mute, can only broadly staple together corpses, and lacks the artistic flair he used to have. Art is from Stitcher Geralf, and the flavor text if meant to be a reference to Ghoulcaller Gisa.

Gisa, Work of the Stitcher. The timeline where Gisa dies, and Geralf searches for the best corpses...maybe even freshly making some, to use and remake Gisa as best her can. However her new form lacks the uncontrollable dark-whimsey she lived will, and because her Ghoulcalling spellcraft was so linked to her as a person just having her body is not enough. As such the zombies created have energy flowing out making them weaker and short lasting. Art and flavor text reference from Geralf, Visionary Stitcher.

I will admit I was not thinking too much about balance making these, was going more for flavor of each trying to replicate how they felt the others worked. Thank you for your tim