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mapperofthemultiverse said: Then Greg Weisman wrote War of the Spark, and everything went downhill.

mapperofthemultiverse said: Martha Wells wrote Dominaría, which was alright, albeit with a few plot inconsistencies.

mapperofthemultiverse said: This was just after Allison Luhrs wrote the Ixalan story, which is among the best in MTG history.

mapperofthemultiverse said: @shining-dawn Yeah I know. After Nic Kelman became the head of R&D, he outsourced Magic’s story to freelance writers.

shining-dawn said: @mapperofthemultiverse They used to have a dedicated portion of the narrative team whose whole job was to write the chapters. Then someone had the bright idea that they might make more money by commissioning published authors to take advantage of brand recognition. And we’ve all seen how that turned out.

mapperofthemultiverse said: @shining-dawn That’s my biggest issue with this. Why can’t they let R&D write the story?

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