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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Played with. The Fallaji are heavily based on Arabic warrior cultures, but their qadir, or leader, rules through a line of succession. This is no problem for the first qadir, who is a battle-hardened warrior, but his son is soft and pampered which leads them to look to Mishra for leadership instead. This is especially pronounced after Mishra summons his first dragon engine.
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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: Played with. The Fallaji are heavily based on Arabic warrior cultures, but their qadir, or leader, rules through a line of succession. This is no problem for the first qadir, who is a battle-hardened warrior, but his son is soft and pampered which leads them to look to Mishra for leadership instead. This is especially pronounced after Mishra summons his first dragon engine.
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* AdaptationExpansion: Expands ''heavily'' on the story of Urza and Mishra, originally introduced in 1994's ''[[http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com/Antiquities Antiquities]]'' expansion but explored only lightly through flavor text there. Even to this day, 18 years since its original 1998 publication as of 2016, ''The Brothers' War'' remains one of the most dense and detailed novels in the ''Magic'' line.
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* AdaptationExpansion: Expands ''heavily'' on the story of Urza and Mishra, originally introduced in 1994's ''[[http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com/Antiquities Antiquities]]'' expansion but explored only lightly through flavor text there. Even to this day, 18 years since its original 1998 publication as of 2016, publication, ''The Brothers' War'' remains one of the most dense and detailed novels in the ''Magic'' line.line. In 2022, the story was re-adapted into a new set, appropriately titled [[https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/The_Brothers%27_War The Brother’s War]].
