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Magic goes Japanese
Far from the metal plane of Mirrodin, in a distant corner of the multiverse, lies Kamigawa, a world that waged a brutal war against its own gods.
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Looks like we're getting a Japanese-inspired saga, like the Mirage saga was African-inspired.
Far from the metal plane of Mirrodin, in a distant corner of the multiverse, lies Kamigawa, a world that waged a brutal war against its own gods.
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Cool, I couldn't wait for it. The Japanese folklore and setting rock, Magic-wise, so it is only normal they do it
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Damn it I want to go back to Dominaria! Yawgmoth is coming!
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DinoDoc: I get the impression that in the Magic Universe, gods = pretender planeswalkers, really strong spirits of the dead, or a description of some magical force generally.
But yeah, I like the fact that it seems Japanese, not generic-Asian. The orochi gave it away.All syllogisms have three parts.
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Almost relevant to the god stuff.
"When Serra made angels, people called her a goddess. My angels are far superior." -- Latulla, Keldon overseer
Just from the style guide, it certainly looks like something to look forward to.
(Reprint speculation: Zodiac Dragon?)
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Neat!
About time to get some Japanese mythology involved.Scouse Git (2) La Fayette Adam Smith Solomwi and Loinburger will not be forgotten.
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Re: Magic goes Japanese
Anyone want to post some images from that? I grew out of the magic-trap along time ago, but that peeked my interest.Originally posted by Crimson Sunrise
the Mirage saga was African-inspired.
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You can see the African influence in art like
Withering Boon
Grinning Totem
Cursed Totem
Flood Plain
Disempower
Ivory Charm
Peacekeeper
Karoo
and others. If I think of any more I'll post them.
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