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* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:Heliod gets away with everything. He has Xenagos destroyed, Purphoros lobotomised, Elspeth dead, and everyone still worships and adores him. He loses the respect of the other gods - the one thing that [[PyrrhicVillainy prompted him to start the war in the first place]] - but otherwise he doesn't suffer any consequences.]]
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* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:Heliod gets away with everything. He has Xenagos destroyed, Purphoros lobotomised, Elspeth dead, and everyone still worships and adores him. He loses the respect of the other gods - the one thing that [[PyrrhicVillainy prompted him to start the war in the first place]] place - but otherwise he doesn't suffer any consequences.]]
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: Godsend, the title and the titular spear. It can be read as "God send", something sent by the gods... Or "God's End", the purpose for which it was forged.
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* LightIsNotGood: Heliod is the God of the Sun, [[spoiler: and is the biggest dick of them all]].
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'''''Godsend''''', by Creator/JennaHelland, is a ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' ebook novel detailing the storyline of the ''Theros'' Block. It is divided into two parts, '''''Theros: Godsend, part I''''' and '''''Journey into Nyx: Godsend, part II'''''.
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The Planeswalker Elspeth Tirel has once journeyed to the [[ClassicalMythology hellenic-esque]] plane of Theros, acquiring a mystical sword that fell from the heavens during the battle between the gods [[RebelliousSpirit Purphoros]] and [[ThePowerOfTheSun Heliod]]. Having failed to save the plane of Mirrodin from Phyrexia's grasp, she returned to Theros, seeking the peace and solace she longed after.
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The Planeswalker Elspeth Tirel has once journeyed to the [[ClassicalMythology [[Myth/ClassicalMythology hellenic-esque]] plane of Theros, acquiring a mystical sword that fell from the heavens during the battle between the gods [[RebelliousSpirit Purphoros]] and [[ThePowerOfTheSun Heliod]]. Having failed to save the plane of Mirrodin from Phyrexia's grasp, she returned to Theros, seeking the peace and solace she longed after.
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* JerkassGods: In true [[ClassicalMythology greek mythology]] fashion, Theros gods are dickish. Even the most reasonable ones, like Thassa and Kruphix, are driven to petty extremes (respectively, careless destruction in her war against Kiora and [[spoiler:seeking to solve the god war by [[TooDumbToLive cutting off contact between gods and mortals, leading to further damage]], as well as lobotomising Purphoros]]). Only Nylea comes across as generally reasonable and benevolent.
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* JerkassGods: In true [[ClassicalMythology [[Myth/ClassicalMythology greek mythology]] fashion, Theros gods are dickish. Even the most reasonable ones, like Thassa and Kruphix, are driven to petty extremes (respectively, careless destruction in her war against Kiora and [[spoiler:seeking to solve the god war by [[TooDumbToLive cutting off contact between gods and mortals, leading to further damage]], as well as lobotomising Purphoros]]). Only Nylea comes across as generally reasonable and benevolent.
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* RebelliousPrincess: Nikka, she is the daughter of a rich man of Akros and is in love with a common guy from a farm near his home, she also have problems following rules on the temple on Meletis.
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* MacGuffin: The Titular Godsend is a blade forged by Purphoros able to damage the Nyx and his habitans far better that any other weapon.
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* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Heliod gets away with everything. He has Xenagos destroyed, Purphoros lobotomised, Elspeth dead, and everyone still worships and adores him. He loses the respect of the other gods - the one thing that [[PyrrhicVillainy prompted him to start the war in the first place]] - but otherwise he doesn't suffer any consequences.]]
* [[spoiler:DownerEnding: Xenagos dies, but so does Elspeth, and the real villain of the story, Heliod, gets away scottfree.]]
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* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Heliod TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:Heliod gets away with everything. He has Xenagos destroyed, Purphoros lobotomised, Elspeth dead, and everyone still worships and adores him. He loses the respect of the other gods - the one thing that [[PyrrhicVillainy prompted him to start the war in the first place]] - but otherwise he doesn't suffer any consequences.]]
*[[spoiler:DownerEnding: Xenagos DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Xenagos dies, but so does Elspeth, and the real villain of the story, Heliod, gets away scottfree.]]
* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Heliod. Though given the hints in the Planeswalker's Guide and the cards, it's not really surprising.]]
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* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Heliod. Though given the hints in the Planeswalker's Guide and the cards, it's not really surprising.]]
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* JerkassGods: In true [[ClassicalMythology greek mythology]] fashion, Theros gods are dickish. Even the most reasonable ones, like Thassa and Kruphix, are driven to petty extremes (respectively, careless destruction in her war against Kiora and [[spoiler:seeking to solve the god war by [[TooDumbToLive cutting off contact between gods and mortals, leading to further damage]]).damage]], as well as lobotomising Purphoros]]). Only Nylea comes across as generally reasonable and benevolent.
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* JerkassGods: In true [[ClassicalMythology greek mythology]] fashion, Theros gods are dickish. Even the most reasonable ones, like Thassa and Kruphix, are driven to petty extremes.extremes (respectively, careless destruction in her war against Kiora and [[spoiler:seeking to solve the god war by [[TooDumbToLive cutting off contact between gods and mortals, leading to further damage]]). Only Nylea comes across as generally reasonable and benevolent.
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'''''Godsend''''', by Creator/JennaHelland, is a ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' ebook novel detailing the storyline of the ''Theros'' Block. It is divided into two parts, '''''Theros: Godsend, part I''''' and '''''Journey into Nyx: Godsend, part II'''''.
The Planeswalker Elspeth Tirel has once journeyed to the [[ClassicalMythology hellenic-esque]] plane of Theros, acquiring a mystical sword that fell from the heavens during the battle between the gods [[RebelliousSpirit Purphoros]] and [[ThePowerOfTheSun Heliod]]. Having failed to save the plane of Mirrodin from Phyrexia's grasp, she returned to Theros, seeking the peace and solace she longed after.
However, another Planeswalker, the bitter, disilusioned satyr known as Xenagos, has also returned to Theros, and seeks in motion a plan that threatens the rest of the plane, and incites the paranoia of Heliod. First seeing Elspeth as a threat to be destroyed, the god realises the potential she has as his minion, and reshapes her sword into a spear, named [[TitleDrop Godsend]]. It is now up to her to destroy Xenagos and save Theros.
Sample chapters can be found [[http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg%2Fdaily%2Ffeature%2F293 here]] and [[http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg%2Fdaily%2Farcana%2F1493 here]].
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* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Heliod gets away with everything. He has Xenagos destroyed, Purphoros lobotomised, Elspeth dead, and everyone still worships and adores him. He loses the respect of the other gods - the one thing that [[PyrrhicVillainy prompted him to start the war in the first place]] - but otherwise he doesn't suffer any consequences.]]
* [[spoiler:DownerEnding: Xenagos dies, but so does Elspeth, and the real villain of the story, Heliod, gets away scottfree.]]
* JerkassGods: In true [[ClassicalMythology greek mythology]] fashion, Theros gods are dickish. Even the most reasonable ones, like Thassa and Kruphix, are driven to petty extremes. Only Nylea comes across as generally reasonable and benevolent.
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The Planeswalker Elspeth Tirel has once journeyed to the [[ClassicalMythology hellenic-esque]] plane of Theros, acquiring a mystical sword that fell from the heavens during the battle between the gods [[RebelliousSpirit Purphoros]] and [[ThePowerOfTheSun Heliod]]. Having failed to save the plane of Mirrodin from Phyrexia's grasp, she returned to Theros, seeking the peace and solace she longed after.
However, another Planeswalker, the bitter, disilusioned satyr known as Xenagos, has also returned to Theros, and seeks in motion a plan that threatens the rest of the plane, and incites the paranoia of Heliod. First seeing Elspeth as a threat to be destroyed, the god realises the potential she has as his minion, and reshapes her sword into a spear, named [[TitleDrop Godsend]]. It is now up to her to destroy Xenagos and save Theros.
Sample chapters can be found [[http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg%2Fdaily%2Ffeature%2F293 here]] and [[http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg%2Fdaily%2Farcana%2F1493 here]].
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* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Heliod gets away with everything. He has Xenagos destroyed, Purphoros lobotomised, Elspeth dead, and everyone still worships and adores him. He loses the respect of the other gods - the one thing that [[PyrrhicVillainy prompted him to start the war in the first place]] - but otherwise he doesn't suffer any consequences.]]
* [[spoiler:DownerEnding: Xenagos dies, but so does Elspeth, and the real villain of the story, Heliod, gets away scottfree.]]
* JerkassGods: In true [[ClassicalMythology greek mythology]] fashion, Theros gods are dickish. Even the most reasonable ones, like Thassa and Kruphix, are driven to petty extremes. Only Nylea comes across as generally reasonable and benevolent.
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