WHAT BECOMES OF A REMADE WORLD
Phyrexia: Ruin and Reinvention
Explore the broken surface and inner spheres of New Phyrexia, where rebuilding a world does not erase every older design.
Why this story matters
The route in brief
New Phyrexia is Mirrodin transformed, not a second destination beyond it. Its inner spheres use material stripped from the old surface, leaving ruins and survivors behind.
The Furnace offers a forge and a precarious Mirran refuge; the Hunter Maze offers copper trees, vines and a wilderness of relentless predation. These are different surroundings within the same layered world.
Use each profile for the individual portrait and each Key Moment for its exact chapter. The chapters compare separate origins and actions rather than inventing a shared journey. Background about a region is not proof of a personal allegiance, and an unrecorded later fate remains an open question.
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Story Chapters
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Leaderless destruction
Mirrex retains the wreckage of Mirrodin's surface.
The old landmarks supplied material for the inner spheres.
Memnarch's levelers once enforced terror.
After his fall, Graaz roams Mirrex, destroying whatever obstructs it.
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Salvaged curiosity
A stripped landscape becomes more than a building site.
Phyrexian life need not fit neatly within one faction.
Ovika arises from stripped Mirrodin, not the Domini's constructed spheres.
His salvaged eyes and limbs let him investigate his world.
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Unassigned ambition
Forge and copper wilderness occupy the same layered world.
Urabrask's detached rule leaves Furnace bosses pursuing competing purposes.
Migloz, made to drill, tunnels from the Furnace into the Maze.
He settles there, still swinging through both spheres on enormous arms.
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