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Mirrodin—a world of living metal, an artificial ecosystem created by the Planeswalker Karn to support organic life—is on the cusp of cataclysm. When the Planeswalker Venser goes in search of his former mentor, he learns Karn’s life hangs in the balance—and with him the entire plane of existence. For fans of the mega-selling trading card game, Magic: the Gathering®, the full story behind Scars of Mirrodin, a revisitation one of Magic’s most popular settings.
- Sales Rank: #481279 in Books
- Published on: 2011-04-26
- Released on: 2011-04-26
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.86" h x .81" w x 4.18" l, .32 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 304 pages
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45 of 48 people found the following review helpful.
300 Pages of Absolutely Nothing
By The Chris
There's an epic battle taking place all over the surface of Mirrodin. Karn is somewhere below, trapped by the Phyrexians, half-mad under the influence of their contagious oil. Our heroes Koth, Elspeth Tirel, and Venser are...walking. A lot. There are no details about the actual conflict that forms the backbone of an incredibly intriguing story (all these are found in the card game's promotional material, thanks to the creative team). The "battles" are incredibly repetitive and not remotely exciting, and it's patently obvious that if the three planeswalkers had spent the entire novel on the surface fighting the war rather than walking aimlessly through the poorly described interior of the plane (I think the author mentioned it smelled like rotting meat once or twice...or forty seven times), then the Mirrans might have actually WON the war. There is absolutely no character development whatsoever, the leaders of the Mirran resistance (namely Ezuri) are depicted as slimy, ambitious jerks profiteering for power, and the only significant events of the entire book take place within the last five pages. There is no climax; there aren't even any Phyrexians guarding Karn, the would-be Father of Machines, despite his obvious importance to their cause. I guarantee that the player's guides from Scars of Mirrodin, Mirrodin Besieged, and New Phyrexia Fat Packs are more informative and interesting than this poorly conceived and poorly edited waste of print.
23 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
Disappointment
By P. Lertudomtana
first 100 pages are the exact description of what happened in the comic shown in official MTG sites a year ago when Scars of Mirrodin released. This is unacceptable.
after that I skimmed to the end of the book
*SPOILER*
I am really disappointed. This is the second book I read after the birth of new generation of planeswalker. After I read 'Test of Metal' I am so excited for this book since it is really nostalgic to me to come back to Mirrodin and continue the storyline with an old enemy, Phyrexian.
I already know that somehow Karn would be freed but I never expect that it happened during the last 10 pages. The rest tells us how the group of planeswalker travel to there.
It gave nothing in aspect of story and character development.
It is really frustrating that the book didn't mentioned of what happened to the surface of Mirrodin.
The book didn't give us anything except that the group assume that Mirran lose the war when they venture to the core of Mirrodin.
*END OF SPOILER*
I checked another review by this writer and it got a really bad review too.
I suggest to skip this book
and I would avoid reading Magic novel by him in the future.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Painful scars
By LOTNachos
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD
Having just finished the abysmal "Zendikar: In the Teeth of Akoum" (Robert Wintermute's first Magic: The Gathering novel), I was admittedly biased from the very start of this book, but I have to admit that "Scars of Mirrodin: The Quest for Karn" is an improvement. It's still far from good or even adequate, but take what solace you can in knowing there are worse reads out there.
While "Scars of Mirrodin: The Quest for Karn" exhibits thankfully fewer typos than most recent novels in the series and its author has learned to vary his sentence structure beyond an 8th grade level, its characters are still shamefully underutilized. This time around, Wintermute has established names to work with - Venser, Elspeth, Tezzeret, Karn - but I'm not convinced he's actually read any of the materials they've previously appeared in. If he has, he certainly doesn't respect them. Venser in particular breaks from his canon origins and abilities frequently and without any real purpose or explanation: apparently, the timid, self-taught artificer who fascinated the protagonists of the Time Spiral block with his ability to planeswalk despite having no inherent magical talent was actually a studied mage who learned he could teleport as a child. Elspeth's history with Phyrexians is mentioned at every opportunity, but somehow manages to have no real impact on the story. Miraculously, Wintermute does not ruin the Tezzeret Matthew Stover perfected in "Test of Metal". Karn, however, is not so lucky: any self-respecting Vorthos should know the history and importance of the heart Wintermute unceremoniously rips from Karn's chest. Koth and Melira make their debut here, but neither are particularly well thought-out. Koth plays the archetypical stubborn muscle who constantly complains about taking direction while doing it without fail. Melira - the key to stopping the Phyrexian contagion - has zero background and less personality. Her compliance to tag along with the planeswalkers until her convenient healing abilities are relevant again is taken as a given. Melira blends into the scenery so completely, that the author literally forgets to include her in descriptions of the party for chapters at a time.
This brings us to the plot. "Scars of Mirrodin: The Quest for Karn" plods along at a decent enough pace. Yes, there is a lot of walking (again) through a frankly ridiculous number of vast rooms whose walls and ceilings can't be seen. Yes, everything smells of rancid meat, as the author feels the need to remind us at least twice per page. But at least on this plane there are foes to meet and mysteries to solve. We even get a grand total of one chapter devoted to characters other than the unchanging protagonists. Indeed, the first half of the book sets up for one potential bombshell of a climax. Where did the Mirran elders go? Where does the glistening oil come from? Why are blinkmoths immune to its effects? How did a secret chamber full of boulders come to be on the wholly-metallic plane of Mirrodin, and what purpose do they serve? All compelling questions... all remain unanswered. Just as in "Zendikar: In the Teeth of Akoum", Wintermute ends this novel the moment it's in danger of getting interesting: namely with the release and purification of an unguarded (!?) Karn, Father of Machines.
"Scars of Mirrodin: The Quest for Karn" is, in short, a disappointment. Only readers well-versed in the history of the Magic: The Gathering storyline will be invested enough in the plot and characters to see them through, and those readers will therefore be especially dissatisfied with what they find.
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