12-14-2011
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#5692
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Process Master
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 630
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Re: Evil conversion(for the lack for better term)
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Originally Posted by oneiros
Aye. The Witchblade was briefly split up between two women (Sara and Danielle). It was split along light/dark lines, in reflection of its "parents" (The Angelus and The Darkness). The Big Bad of the arc was corrupting Sara, slowly turning her against Danielle, which eventually led to a confrontation. If I recall right, the nicer pics of "evil Sara" - are in the climatic issue of the arc. No real process though, it's more of a "poof" thing. Only process to be had is Sara's personality shifting slowly.
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Aha, Thanks.
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Originally Posted by wandering_spirit
Actually, after the events of Mirrodin, she was supposedly left for dead and placed in a sort of capsule. What happened was that, because of Karn's taint due to the Glistening Oil, the Phyrexians started reappearing on Mirrodin. When they found Glissa, since the Phyrexian mind tends to assimilate or corrupt what it does not see as its own, they inevitably corrupted her.
Since then, she became the voice of Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger, the Green-colored Phyrexian Praetor (the five suns of Mirrodin changed the Phyrexians to match the five different colors of Magic). Even though she still has a deep-seated hatred for artefacts, she now uses it against her own kind.
In the end, because of Mirrodin's liability of metal, most, if not all of the Plane and its inhabitants were assimilated, corrupted or destroyed by the Phyrexians. Mirrodin became New Phyrexia, yet the five different factions, due to their colors, now have an enemy of their own to deal with: themselves.
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My goodness, thank you. Where does all that information come from? Is it just background for the card game, or are there books or comics that cover all this?
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