New M/tg/ fag here. Recently got into mtg and even more recently started reading the lore that comes with each set. I was wondering if any of you guys know where I can find a pdf of the older books that used to be put out like related or if there's a compiled source that I could use to read all of the stories.
MTG Lore/Stories
Ryder Scott
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Joseph Sanders
Gotta buy them. They're around $8 each.
Sebastian Cooper
I gotchu senpai just let me open my dropbox I'll upload them
People say that they're shit books, but I thought they were fun and they sure as shit better than the lore we get now
Nathan Howard
Alright, so the ones I have are the weatherlight saga from start to finish, odyssey book 1 and 2 and also Ravnica cycle.
If anyone else has any of the other cycles as pdfs please post them, I've been looking for the kamigawa cycle for a long time.
I'll start with the weatherlight saga, 1st up is the brothers war, which gives an intro to Urza, the best planeswalker, and why he hates phyrexia(I think, it's been a while).
Adam Fisher
2nd up is Planeswalker, which gives us a great character in Urza's phyrexian assistant Xantcha.
Also, I forgot about the Thran, but I never read that one and I don't have it. IIRC, it's about Yawgmoth before he became the god of phyrexia and why he wants to take over dominaria so bad.
Julian Campbell
3rd is Time Streams, which gives us Jhoira of the Ghitu, Karn and Barrin. All three are great characters, and I think this is my favourite of the first three books because the setting of Tolaria with its famous academy and the time travel elements make it an entertaining read.
Josiah Perez
4th is Bloodlines, which is about Urza experimenting more with time travel, and a war with the Keldons, I think. It also introduces Gerrard at the end, the 'bloodline' that Urza was working on to create a being that would eventually destroy phyrexia as part of the legacy weapon. He later semi-abandoned this idea, but Gerrard grew up and did fulfill his destiny, as seen in the card Vindicate. He is the main protagonist of the rest of the weatherlight saga, though Urza is still kind of the most entertaining to read about, in part.
Grayson Wright
Next is Rath and Storm, an anthology book meant to introduce more of the characters present in the weatherlight saga and especially the crew of the weatherlight.
Charles Nelson
After the intro, we move into the masquerade cycle, the beginning of Gerrard's fight against phyrexia. This is masquerade book 1, which gives more character development to the crew of the weatherlight.
Camden Hall
Masquerade cycle book 2, Nemesis.
The masquerade cycle I think also introduces Greven Il-vec, and a bunch of goons from Rath. Greven is a decent villain, and hates Gerrard as much as he possibly could, as can be seen in the card Hatred.