#March of the Machines: Aftermath

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Niv Mizzet, Supreme (Showcase Ver) by Isis Sangare

[zwoelffarben]

Loving how absolutely petty The Professor's editing is in the aftermath boosterbox game.

Absolutely living for the sheeny pass over treatment on prices less than as low as nine cents. Living for it.

Especially considering this fucking garbage-ass set is what WotC sent the literal actual pinkertons to some poor guy's house over, because they accidentally sent him the wrong product to review.

[xantchaslegacy]

[markrosewater]

Feedback on March of the Machine: Aftermath

I’m about to write this year’s “State of Design” article, and I’m interested on your feedback of March of the Machine: Aftermath. What did you like? What did you not like? Tell me all your thoughts. 

[cardboard-crack]

[bace-jeleren]

I know the story hasn't even been out for half an hour, but here's spoilers for today's Magic Story

[mtg-art-daily]

Nashi, Moon's Legacy

Artist: Patrik Hell

[mtgsmash-or-pass]

[pxper-cranes]

Shoutout to girls and their girlfriends going through portals together.

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Tranquil Frillback by Caio Monteiro

[bacchanal333]

WAKE UP GRUULFRIENDS NATION WE STAY WINNING

sorry for the comically low resolution lol

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Kiora, Sovereign of the Deep

Artist: Chris Rallis TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[xantchaslegacy]

[markrosewater]

Here is my preview article for March of the Machine: The Aftermath. In it I explain, the effects on the multiverse from the war.

[dominarianplowshare]

I just posted the final chapter of “New Benalia’s Light,” my series charting Danitha Capashen’s struggle with the trauma of her father’s death, the agony of her doubts, and the devastation of the Phyrexian Invasion! Give it a read!

It was such a cathartic experience to write this chapter, which I've been drafting ever since I decided to expand the first entry beyond its one-shot status. I really struggled to decide whether to split this one up into two more reasonably sized sections, but I decided to release this mega-deluxe-hot-dog of a chapter to give a sense of the scale I'm working through.

'New Benalia's Light' has been my love-letter to my favorite character, my favorite faction, and my favorite plane in all of Magic, and I hope you've enjoyed the ride as much as I have. My hope, as I've discussed in these notes and elsewhere, has been to see how we got from the Danitha of 'Dominaria' and 'Dominaria United' to the Danitha of 'March of the Machines: Aftermath,' including her new green-white color identity (as a side note, I'm a big color pie enthusiast, and I've loved thinking throughwhat it looks like for a White Mana character to add Green). My greatest goal of all has been to figure out *why* she fights, beneath the veneer of honor and chivalry, and what the Church of Serra--which, to me, is the most beautiful of all Magic's religions--means to her. I hope I've done the character justice.

[bace-jeleren]

From the official MOM Aftermath stream (not leaks):

So here's the line-up of de-sparked planeswalkers (there's probably more, considering we know that Teferi is de-sparked and he isn't here). I especially like the art of Ob, where the main focal point of the art is between his legs. 👀

Fret not, because it would seem there's a potential way for non-planeswalkers to traverse planes, as seen in Nissa's story and in the card "Open the Way", so there's potential there.

Other highlights include Nashi, continuing his work in his mother's stead, Sigarda still mysteriously having access to Halo, and Huatli building dinosaur constructs because of Saheeli 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺