Magic: The Gathering (Unreleased Sets)

That is correct. Conspiracy was indeed the 2014 summer supplemental set, much like last year's Modern Masters 2.

I want to see the return of multiplayer constructed formats like Planechase or Archenemy. It feels like they've been focusing a bit too much on draft recently, and I don't care about draft at all.

edited 15th Feb '16 3:05:37 PM by videogmer314

Bit of a non sequitur from the whole EMA thing and such, but... can I just say that I love Topplegeist? Because I love Topplegeist. I would marry that card. Man... It's just great. "Tap". Heh.

That's going to easily become an annoyance when used properly.

Especially since it's small enough that it's not what you'd typically consider a primary threat, yet still annoying enough that you can't really ignore it easily.

I love the flavor on it. It's a ghost that floats around pushing things over. That's hilarious.

It's a top little tapping toppler

Totally.

True dat.

Conspiracy: The Reign of Brago.

This just in! There will be no Brago in The Reign of Brago!

I have a feeling this will turn into a game of Clue.

Edit: In the throne room, with a... glowing nail?

edited 24th Feb '16 10:31:29 AM by googlebot

Wow, they have really been having a lot of fun with their Conspiracy announcement this week.

Kudos to them on that. Well played all around, indeed.

Bragos reign was a rather short form of eternal.

Now im sad. I hoped for a new Brago, but mostly just for my Brago edh

Well, there's a long tradition of eternal kingdoms, thousand-year empires and the like that come to an abrupt end within the first ten to thirty years...

And if they last longer than that, they often abruptly end as soon as the camera falls on them.

And if all else fails there's nothing like the arrival of player characters.

On a related note, the fact that both Conspiracy sets use the same world as the primary setting means that it arguably beats out Innistrad for quickest return to a non-Domneria world, depending on what you're using for your qualification to count for that record.

What is the plane the conspiracy sets are set in anyway?

edited 27th Feb '16 8:00:11 AM by chaosconsortium

Fiora. It's where Daretti the super-intelligent goblin artificer is from.

Dack, too, right?

Well, yeah. He's from the set.

I believe this was indeed the plane responsible for Dack Fayden.

At least as far as we are being told. Given that this is the Conspiracy-Place, the Dack we know may have just stolen the identity of the real Dack Fayden from Fiora. D:

edited 27th Feb '16 11:28:51 AM by LeChuck4

"Dack": I am the Multiverse's greatest thief!
Sorin: Identity theft isn't real theft! I need a drink.

That's not what you want to hear from a vampire.

I'm sure actual victims of identity theft would argue otherwise.

Especially when said identity theft involves the entirety of their identity and taking their place.

I suspect that after twenty minutes with Dack, Sorin would be willing to claim that anything, up to and including stealing the moon, didn't count as real theft if it got him to go away.

Is the comic that bad?