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This is a strange thing to say and an even stranger thing to imply that there was some sort of unconscious malice in the writing.
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* ValuesDissonance: ''Magic'''s first black woman, Dyfed, not only dies horribly but her gorn is compared to sausages and other meat products. Yeah...
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* ValuesRessonance: Compared to many of ''Magic'''s early outings this story is eerily transcedent with its message. It portrays the horrors of eugenics and reactionary politics, taking special care to paint Yawgmoth as simply the culmination of the utter rot that is Thran society. Likewise, Rebbec is a solid female protagonist for the standards of fantasy at the time.
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* ValuesRessonance: ValuesResonance: Compared to many of ''Magic'''s early outings this story is eerily transcedent with its message. It portrays the horrors of eugenics and reactionary politics, taking special care to paint Yawgmoth as simply the culmination of the utter rot that is Thran society. Likewise, Rebbec is a solid female protagonist for the standards of fantasy at the time.
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* CompleteMonster: See Yawgmoth on [[Monster/MagicTheGathering the Magic page]].
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* CompleteMonster: See Yawgmoth on [[Monster/MagicTheGathering the Magic page]].page]].
* ValuesDissonance: ''Magic'''s first black woman, Dyfed, not only dies horribly but her gorn is compared to sausages and other meat products. Yeah...
* ValuesRessonance: Compared to many of ''Magic'''s early outings this story is eerily transcedent with its message. It portrays the horrors of eugenics and reactionary politics, taking special care to paint Yawgmoth as simply the culmination of the utter rot that is Thran society. Likewise, Rebbec is a solid female protagonist for the standards of fantasy at the time.
* ValuesDissonance: ''Magic'''s first black woman, Dyfed, not only dies horribly but her gorn is compared to sausages and other meat products. Yeah...
* ValuesRessonance: Compared to many of ''Magic'''s early outings this story is eerily transcedent with its message. It portrays the horrors of eugenics and reactionary politics, taking special care to paint Yawgmoth as simply the culmination of the utter rot that is Thran society. Likewise, Rebbec is a solid female protagonist for the standards of fantasy at the time.
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* CompleteMonster: See Yawgmoth on Ymmv/MagicTheGathering.
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* CompleteMonster: See Yawgmoth on Ymmv/MagicTheGathering.[[Monster/MagicTheGathering the Magic page]].
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* CompleteMonster: See Yawgmoth on Ymmv/MagicTheGathering.
