Good ol' Jace. You can always trust him to do whatever the hell he feels like doing at the time, plotline be damned! Not unlike Gideon, in a way.
Eh, Jace abandoning the consortium at least made sense with his character arc. Him RETURNING to the stupid freaking consortium and then going to Zendikar is the aberration that never made sense. The fact that they defaulted on it again kind of provides it was a stupid plot move to start with.
Last I heard wasnt Gideon going to ranvica to gather planeswalkers to help against the most powerful and deadly creatures in the whole multiverse?
Why is he pottering around with the boros girl? I can see getting help from 1 guild might be good but shouldnt he be looking for planeswalkers not playing ranvica peace keeper.
(maybe im just annoyed the biggest threat to the multiverse and after 3 sets wizards havent even said a word about it)
Gideon's decision makes me question his wisdom. Yes, you have to choose your battles, but I feel Ravnica has many more potential saviours (or at least individuals that would prevent its destruction) than Zendikar. Zendikar has Nissa... and she's off tracking Sorin. I just feel the Eldrazi are far more threatening than Ravnica's strife. Save Ravnica now, but if the Eldrazi have their way, Ravnica will be destroyed anyway (along with countless other planes).
Also, I highly doubt Wizards would destroy Ravnica so soon.
I have a feeling it was simply a note. Like Sorin did. Sorin knows the Eldrazi will have to be dealt with, and he'll probably have to deal with them, but the fight can be put off and other things need to be dealt with more imminently.
I know Sorin left Zendikar as punishment upon Nissa for being naive & foolish, but your statement makes me wonder how long the Eldrazi are taking to devour Zendikar. Could Zendikar's inhabitants be putting up an effective resistance? Or are the Eldrazi simply incredibly slow eaters? The former is difficult to believe, granted Zendikar's history with the Eldrazi.
I would imagine Sorin knows the urgency of the Eldrazi threat, and would turn his attention towards them again, once he sorts out his business on Innistrad.
Save Ravnica now, but if the Eldrazi have their way, Ravnica will be destroyed anyway (along with countless other planes).
I think that's a little presumptuous to say. The Eldrazi were around for untold countless millenia before they were sealed, and while it's questionable how many planes they consumed, they obviously didn't eat everything. The multiverse is nigh infinite after all.
Or are the Eldrazi simply incredibly slow eaters? The former is difficult to believe, granted Zendikar's history with the Eldrazi.
I would imagine Sorin knows the urgency of the Eldrazi threat, and would turn his attention towards them again, once he sorts out his business on Innistrad.
They really are probably incredibly slow eaters.
And that being said, I don't think Sorin is remotely concerned any more. So long as the hedron matrix is intact, the Eldrazi aren't going anywhere.
I think that's a little presumptuous to say. The Eldrazi were around for untold countless millenia before they were sealed, and while it's questionable how many planes they consumed, they obviously didn't eat everything. The multiverse is nigh infinite after all.
They really are probably incredibly slow eaters.
And that being said, I don't think Sorin is remotely concerned any more. So long as the hedron matrix is intact, the Eldrazi aren't going anywhere.
Yeah, that's true, but I meant in a technical eventuality.
Slow eaters... that's kind of funny when I think about it.
Though, won't they eventually destroy the hedron matrix and the magics sustaining them? If I remember from correctly from the book, they were described as "tenuous at best" (or something along those lines). The Eldrazi having threatened to destroy Zendikar twice before (once upon their arrival, and once upon their first jailbreak) makes me think they eat, or at least destroy at a decent speed.
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Eh, Jace abandoning the consortium at least made sense with his character arc. Him RETURNING to the stupid freaking consortium and then going to Zendikar is the aberration that never made sense. The fact that they defaulted on it again kind of provides it was a stupid plot move to start with.
Gideon's decision makes me question his wisdom. Yes, you have to choose your battles, but I feel Ravnica has many more potential saviours (or at least individuals that would prevent its destruction) than Zendikar. Zendikar has Nissa... and she's off tracking Sorin. I just feel the Eldrazi are far more threatening than Ravnica's strife. Save Ravnica now, but if the Eldrazi have their way, Ravnica will be destroyed anyway (along with countless other planes).
Also, I highly doubt Wizards would destroy Ravnica so soon.
I know Sorin left Zendikar as punishment upon Nissa for being naive & foolish, but your statement makes me wonder how long the Eldrazi are taking to devour Zendikar. Could Zendikar's inhabitants be putting up an effective resistance? Or are the Eldrazi simply incredibly slow eaters? The former is difficult to believe, granted Zendikar's history with the Eldrazi.
I would imagine Sorin knows the urgency of the Eldrazi threat, and would turn his attention towards them again, once he sorts out his business on Innistrad.
I think that's a little presumptuous to say. The Eldrazi were around for untold countless millenia before they were sealed, and while it's questionable how many planes they consumed, they obviously didn't eat everything. The multiverse is nigh infinite after all.
They really are probably incredibly slow eaters.
And that being said, I don't think Sorin is remotely concerned any more. So long as the hedron matrix is intact, the Eldrazi aren't going anywhere.
Yeah, that's true, but I meant in a technical eventuality.
Slow eaters... that's kind of funny when I think about it.
Though, won't they eventually destroy the hedron matrix and the magics sustaining them? If I remember from correctly from the book, they were described as "tenuous at best" (or something along those lines). The Eldrazi having threatened to destroy Zendikar twice before (once upon their arrival, and once upon their first jailbreak) makes me think they eat, or at least destroy at a decent speed.