Sathanas Rex

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

real life guys, sorry. I feel terrible because I'm torn between this site and another one. I'll be prioritizing the Guild now. With that said, I was thinking of a Guild meetup type event to get all the characters in one place. How many of you are still around?

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

see, I'm dumb haha

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

On the contrary, I'd like to think establishing our daily activities as part of the Promenade is a good way to transition smoothly into the larger events set in motion later.

Unless that is somehow a slang form I don't understand.

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

are we missing any profile besides mine?

edit: we'll begin soon, at any rate. Today or tomorrow. In the first posts, we'll essentially be having shenanigans, small adventures during the course of which every character not yet acquainted with the Promenade will be so. It will be a sort of mini-arc in which we establish the characters and the interaction among them. After that the Plot will start to show.

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

nice profile Gisk!

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

I like it except -- nobody knows of the Transguild Promenade's existence. It has a lot of enemies, considering the number of guildmembers it's killed. So if you want you can omit the connection entirely, as long as there's a reason why they'd join.

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

the reason is because I'm dumb and totally forgot. Written description/picture works just as well, though I tend to think the latter is complementary to the former.

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

I like it.

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

Blue is U Gisk. Fear not.

Magic: the Gathering -- the Transguild Promenade

if you want to play that way, sure.

@ everyone: The Transguild Promenade is not Azorius: assassination and espionage are perfectly fine, provided it works towards the good of the many as opposed to the few, which is what Dimir does.