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Alara Unbroken
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Old or new, if you pick this one up, be prepared to feel that old itch to get back into the game. This site is a part of Curse, Inc. Read, highlight, and take notes, across web, tablet, and phone. Emperor’s Fist Magic The Gathering: In my opinion i feel that this book demonstrated a lot of potential and beter have been something extraordinary.
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Alara Unbroken (Magic The Gathering, book 61) by Doug Beyer
To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Alara Unbroken is the Alara block novel written by Doug Beyer. I could say this was probably the fastest I’ve read any magic novel, and that’s not to say because it was short. Now, though, the shards are being manipulated by evil dragon planeswalker Nicol Bolas, who wants to steal their energy to something something take over the multiverse, I think?
It seeks to move between the five Shards of Alara as they rejoin one another by using an abrupt format to shift between one and the next to almost give a Pulp Fiction kind of feel.
The Gathering 61 by Doug Beyer. Really enjoyed this book. Nov 14, Lejay rated it liked it. Vintage Paperback Paperback Books Bibles.
His was beyerr easy story to identify with. With that assumption in mind Definitely fun and interesting, but I want to know what happened to Nichol Bolas? Now, as the planes begin to realign and merge once more, an ancient evil seizes the opportunity to gain power from the chaos.
Legions Magic The Gathering: Jul 20, Fyreball13 rated it it was amazing. Book 1 should have been set Really enjoyed this book. An action packed story from the mind of one of the dog, Doug Beyer opens up the Shards of Alara TM set like no one else can.
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The way it jumps from story to story is just enough to keep the pages turning, before I knew it I was at the end. Within each shard there reigns a plansewalker. I also enjoyed getting to know the characters; Ajani Goldmane particularly.
Jedit Magic The Gathering: Each chapter is pretty short, about a few pages each. Trivia About Alara Unbroken. Vintage Paperback Books Paperback Books.
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Despite a few spelling and grammar errors, I would easily recommend this book. Once upon a time, the plane of Alara was shattered into five planes, each distinctly populated with relative mono-magical culture that reflects each of the five colors.
The Gathering fan, and I admit that I liked Nicol from the start, but with such a powerful antagonist, I expected all of the protagonists to join forces and have a more fulfilling battle scene. It’s just a book about Magic flavor.
Not a good book. The author does a good job of explaining the shards of Alara and how they all connect, and he builds Ajani up decently as the reluctant hero but there are a few things that are left out that would leave anyone that doesn’t read or understand magic with a beye of questions, like what is Nicol’s actual endgame plot alraa he drains the shards.
Because manna is such an essential part of the game I brought my game experience to reading the novel i.
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