Register
The ManaForge
Skip to Lorewalkers content

Stories from across the Multiverse

Lorewalkers

Follow the people, planes and conflicts that shaped Magic: The Gathering.

Choose a story Walk the timeline

Your route through the story

Walk the Multiverse one connection at a time

Magic's lore stretches across decades of releases, dozens of worlds and a vast cast. Lorewalkers turns that history into approachable routes: begin with a major event, follow a character, visit a plane or place everything on the timeline.

88
Story arcs
182
Characters
36
Planes
18
Timeline moments

Curated reading routes

Choose a Story Arc

View all 88 stories

From ancient wars to Omenpaths

A Living Timeline

Open complete timeline

  1. The Omenpath era

    The Ghirapur Grand Prix crosses three planes

    Avishkar made interplanar travel a public spectacle by routing the Ghirapur Grand Prix through Amonkhet and Muraganda. Its prize, the manufactured Aetherspark, promised planar freedom to someone without a natural spark. Chandra entered hoping to restore Nissa's lost ability, while Sita Varma raced behind the Spitfire mask to escape her father's control. Muraganda exposed the cost of treating a treaty with one government as permission from an entire living world. Chandra surrendered her advantage to rescue Loot from Winter and protect local life. At the return to Ghirapur, Mohar Varma's attempted Consulate coup trapped the racers as Jace and Vraska seized Loot and a dragonstorm opened above the city. Elspeth contained the dragon while Sita chose to save Pia rather than take the prize. The Champions of Amonkhet crossed the finish while protecting civilians and dedicated the Aetherspark to their recovering plane. Jace and Vraska then carried Loot to Tarkir, and Elspeth warned that dragonstorms were spreading. The race turned Omenpath possibility into a warning: connection can distribute freedom, exploitation and disaster with equal speed.

    Follow this story

  2. The Omenpath era

    Ugin returns as Tarkir's dragonstorms break loose

    After the five clans overthrew their dragonlords, Tarkir's dragonstorms intensified and began reaching other planes. Elspeth brought that warning to Narset, who traced the imbalance to Ugin's absence and entered the Meditation Realm seeking his help. There she found Ugin sustaining a living prison for the amnesiac Nicol Bolas. Jace, guided by an unwilling Loot, stole power from Ugin's gem and tried to use the realm beneath reality to erase the wounds of the Phyrexian invasion. Vraska rejected a perfect past chosen for her, and Jace's attempt collapsed the prison. On Tarkir, Sarkhan sacrificed a wild dragon to regain draconic form and command the storm's creatures. Narset, Elspeth, Ajani and the clans resisted his army until Ugin returned, dispersed the dragons and drove the burning Sarkhan away. The intervention saved Tarkir and restored a keeper to its storms, but Ugin arrived with a worse warning: Nicol Bolas had escaped. A blue-cloaked shape forming after the collapse also left Jace's fate unresolved. Tarkir survived without being reset, while the Multiverse inherited the consequences of every attempted shortcut.

    Follow this story

  3. Beyond the Omenpaths

    The Endstone finds a road through Sothera

    Outside the Multiverse, Tezzeret hired Sami and Tannuk to recover a black artifact from Sigma's Reach. The Endstone could revise the past around a chosen purpose, and its passage gathered Alpharael, a Monoist acolyte who rejected holy death, and Haliya, a Sunstar squire who rejected the massacre committed in the name of the Bright Sum. Rival faiths pursued the Seriema across Kavaron and destroyed Taro-duend before the fugitives reached Infinite Guideline. With Mm'menon's help, the crew stole a warp ferry and forced the station's eternity column to open, carrying the artifact into the Weft. Near the Wurmwall, a mask-faced being calling itself the last thing reclaimed the Endstone and left Tezzeret with physical proof of a power beyond Sothera. Other journeys revealed the same buried conflict across the system: Eldrazi-tainted devices wounded time, an ancient influence waited inside Uthros, a Kav recovery node consumed its seekers and Evendo's new generation faced old imperial threats. The route established the Edge as a connected reality shaped by the aftermath of Fomori-Eldrazi war, while Tezzeret gained a possible lead toward the Chaos Wall and the Multiverse he left behind.

    Follow this story

  4. Beyond the Omenpaths

    The Echoverse overlays reality and is devoured

    After rebuilding himself, Jace Beleren created the Echoverse: a second Multiverse intended to remove the catastrophes that had shaped him. Its instability led the dominant fragment called the Theorist to plan an overlay that would replace the souls of the original worlds. Tam abducted the oracle Jadzi so her death could reveal how two planes had merged into Arcavios, while Vraska, Chandra, Ajani and Garruk entered Hexhaven to stop Jace. Direct attacks failed, so the group recovered the mental selves he had excised—among them the Detective, Warden, Nihilist, Guildpact, Soldier and Survivor—and returned them to his body. Jadzi chose the death that carried the Theorist to Arcavios's creation, giving him the method of convergence but also extending his mind beyond his defences. As copied planes began to overlap their originals, Liliana and Vraska created an opening for the fragments to reintegrate. The restored Jace accepted responsibility and died by Vraska's hand, breaking his control without reversing the collision. His spark and integrated qualities passed to Tam, who called Emrakul from Innistrad's moon. The Eldrazi titan separated the Echoverse from the original and consumed every artificial plane. Tam survived as a new planeswalker, carrying Jace's history while choosing an identity and purpose of her own.

    Follow this story

Lives across worlds

Follow the Characters

Meet every character
Teferi Akosa Time mage, teacher and guardian of Zhalfir Karn Silver golem, creator and keeper of a difficult legacy Jace Beleren Mind mage, investigator and reluctant architect of plans Chandra Nalaar Pyromancer, rebel and emotional heart of the Gatewatch

Worlds worth knowing

Explore Iconic Planes

Explore all 36 planes

Five worlds learning to be one again

Alara

Five societies shaped by incomplete mana collided in the Conflux, restoring Alara while throwing every old certainty into question.

Enter this plane

A perfect afterlife built on a perfect lie

Amonkhet

A river civilisation trained for sacred trials beneath the gaze of living gods, unaware that Nicol Bolas had designed its faith to harvest an army.

Enter this plane

Aether, invention and a world renamed

Avishkar

Formerly known as Kaladesh, Avishkar pairs a living aether ecosystem with a culture that treats invention as celebration, livelihood and political power.

Enter this plane

The Multiverse remembers here

Dominaria

Civilisations rise over the scars of world-changing wars on the plane where much of Magic's oldest history still shapes the present.

Enter this plane

Beauty with a dagger behind its back

Fiora

Fiora's renaissance cities reward art and ingenuity, yet Paliano's magically binding politics make trust the rarest luxury on the plane.

Enter this plane

Every sanctuary casts a longer shadow

Innistrad

Human communities hold together through faith, silver and stubborn courage in a gothic world where every kind of nightmare has a history.

Enter this plane

Empires, explorers and a world beneath the map

Ixalan

Rival peoples cross jungle, sea and buried history in a plane where every expedition can redraw both geography and power.

Enter this plane

Ancient spirits under neon skies

Kamigawa

Kamigawa's material and spirit realms are drawing closer while tradition, technology and the kami compete to define a shared future.

Enter this plane

Built to keep growing

The Archive Has Opened

Timelines, profiles and story chapters now share one expandable catalog. New eras and characters can be added without rebuilding the section.

Back to Content