10,000 Reasons Why the MTG Multiverse is a Terrible Place to Live
MTG is fun. The MTG Multiverse is not.
So, check this out. I pulled this from an article by Jim Davis about the previews for the Kamigawa Neon Dynasty expansion. And here’s the first comment at the bottom:
I’ll leave you to your own conclusions.
I was about to write about goblin social serves again, but I think I’m just gonna ‘NOPE’ this one instead.
I know we’re not dealing with bones here, but I feel like adding a verse to the song Dem Bones might be instructive.
The brain here belongs inside of the skull,/ The skull it originally came from./ And leave it alone cause it belongs there./ You should not take it out./
Clearly this fellow does not want to be in this room, and those bars give me a strong inkling the someone else doesn’t want him getting out. Is Innistrad known for being good at mediating conflicts or something? My gut says this is going to end with someone being very unhappy.
I rather liked the moon…
So am I jumping to conclusions? A little.
Is that something MTGMultiverse denizens would do? Highly likely.
Would I trust any jewelry-makers from Phyrexia? Absolutely not.
Hey, Koma. The fight hasn’t started yet. I’m still looking for that cage, so just hold your horses, ok?
That was a metaphor. Please don’t go eating any horses.
What does everyone think? I know it’s a bit small, but that just means there’s nowhere to hide. You wanted a fight right? Not a chase. We definitely have the fire here. Just need to find that cage now…
At least I assume that’s what they’re doing here. Does it really matter why they showed up at this point? They’re here. We’re gonna rumble.
Oh yeah! An army of angels. They definitely look like they mean to settle things peacefully. No one’s going to die. Nothing’s going to get destroyed.
Sure, come on in. We got plenty of room.
10,000 Reasons Why the MTG Multiverse is a Terrible Place to Live 