The Cursed Land (Magic: The Gathering)13 reviews Teri Mclaren, (none) Eos, 1995 Aylith is the real thing! + A good book with its own storyline, unrelated to MTG. + This book is awsome + Intriguing tale of a girl who may be able to save the land!             Assassin's Blade: Magic Legends Cycle II, Book I (Magic: The Gathering: Magic Legends Cycle)2 reviews Scott McGough Wizards of the Coast, 2002 best Magic: the gathering book I've read + this book kicks A$$ This book is the first and best Magic book I ever read. The interesting storyline is extremely original, The characters are very detailed and have unique personalities, and, above all, the mood isn't so dark and forboding (despite the picture on the cover). If you already play the game and you like ...             Time Streams (Magic the Gathering: Artifacts Cycle, Book 3)16 reviews J. Robert King Wizards of the Coast, 1999 This book is one of, if not the best book in the MTG series. + The story of Urza Planeswalker continues. Possibly the bets MTG book out there. + Great addition to MTG + Very Enjoyable             Bloodlines (Magic: The Gathering: Artifacts Cycle)10 reviews Loren L. Coleman Wizards of the Coast, 1999 Bloodlines to me. + What Happen to the ending? Bloodlines was my favorite MTG book ever. This book started as I have to read this book because I need it for my book report. By the end of the book I was ready to be in MTG world fighting with Urza and Barrin, if your an MTG fan this is a MUST READ.             Rath and Storm (Magic the Gathering Anthology)23 reviews Peter Archer Wizards of the Coast, 1998 A great collaboration between multiple authors to tell a single solid story. + Excellent Book1 + Rath and Storm As far as anthologies go, this is one of the best I've ever read. That's probably because it doesn't really read like an anthology at all. All of the individual stories tie into one another to make up the complete story of Gerrard's quest to Rath, where he rescues Sisay and confounds Volrath's ...             Johan (Magic Legends Cycle, Book 1) (Magic: The Gathering) (Magic: The Gathering: Magic Legends Cycle)2 reviews Clayton Emery Wizards of the Coast, 2001 Great book Overall with a few holes in it. The book was overall great, there were something I didnt care for, such as the pirates... and the very end, but despite these it was still a very good book. Clayton Emery, writer of the original magic series(produced by Harper Prism) returns to write the first book of legends cycle... despite my ...             Legions (Magic: The Gathering: Onslaught Cycle, Book 2)13 reviews J. Robert King Wizards of the Coast, 2003 A very interesting book + SWEET + Legions + What can I say? + Great Book             Planeswalker (Magic: The Gathering: Artifacts Cycle, Book II)32 reviews Lynn Abbey Wizards of the Coast, 1998 Quite nice I'm surprised on how low rated this book is. I really enjoyed it! Unlike other books in the Magic: the Gathering line, it's not simply all battles and fighting and junk. It explores the psychology of being a planeswalker, and Urza's struggle with guilt and insanity. It's very character driven, a ...             The Gathering Dark (The Ice Age Cycle, no. 1)28 reviews Jeff Grubb Wizards of the Coast, 1999 Excellent book by an excellent author + One of the Best Fantasy Novels I Have Ever Read + Archmage's begining + Archmage's begining + My Second Magic Book             Magic the Gathering: The Eternal Ice7 reviews Jeff Grubb Wizards of the Coast, 2000 Another Hit + Another Great Magic Book + Really Good + Greater than before + Jeff Grubb did it again!             The Prodigal Sorcerer (Magic The Gathering)7 reviews Mark Sumner HarperEntertainment, 1995 When Peace is the Price, What Price Is Too High? + A great stand-alone novel + The story of three people + Good-Better-Best + Good-Better-Best             The Thran (Magic, The Gathering)16 reviews J. Robert King Wizards of the Coast, 1999 Masterfully done - an incredible reading experience + The Beginning of the Thran-Phrexian War + should be made into several movies + The begining + Awsome. Best book in the world.             Whispering Woods (Magic: The Gathering)10 reviews Clayton Emery, (none) HarperEntertainment, 1995 The Best Magic: The Gathering book, hands down. + A better explanation of the magic of MTG. + The best book I have ever read + Dive into the story of Gull and Greensleeves!             The Shattered Alliance (Ice Age Cycle, Book III, A Magic: The Gathering(r) Novel)7 reviews Jeff Grubb Wizards of the Coast, 2000 Breathtaking + AMAZING! + Excellent book by an excellent author + Great End to the Cycle + good, 4.6 maybe             Shattered Chains (Magic: The Gathering)7 reviews Clayton Emery HarperEntertainment, 1995 Greensleeves, the greatest mage of all time! + It was very good. This is the fabulous continuation of Gull and Greensleeves. This book focuses more on Greensleeves and how she comes to realize her untold power.             The Dragons of Magic (Magic the Gathering Anthology)2 reviews Edited by J. Robert King Wizards of the Coast, 2001 Dragons of magic + Magic doesn't make a great book, but subject matter alone... This is an awesome book you should get eveery single magic the gathering book             The Brothers' War (Magic: The Gathering: Artifacts Cycle)79 reviews Jeff Grubb Wizards of the Coast, 1998 Excellent book, great series + Brilliantly Written Though Could Have Been A Cycle Of Books In And Of Itself + Grubb tackles the single most important story in MTG. Excellent. + A good read + The Brother's War             Hazezon (Magic: The Gathering: Magic Legends Cycle) Clayton Emery Wizards of the Coast, 2002 Who dares speak of the prophecy? The denizens of the desert live in the shadow of the sacred, where battles are won or lost at the whims of the gods. Now the outcome of one desert war could change the history of Dominaria forever. The prophecy of None, One, and Two will finally be fulfilled.             Onslaught (Magic: The Gathering: Onslaught Cycle)14 reviews J. Robert King Wizards of the Coast, 2002 Great startoff to the onslaught series + Magic: The Gathering Onslaught Cycle + Enjoyable + eh, dont have a title. + Onslaught             Dark Legacy: Dark Legacy (Magic)4 reviews Robert E. Vardeman HarperEntertainment, 1996 An impressive addition to the MTG series + Dark and compelling are what best describes this book! This is another stand-alone, enjoyable fantasy novel loosely based on the MTG trading card game. Not the best I've read, but still quite enjoyable. In 'Dark Legacy', you follow two separate plot lines until they inevitably come together. Yunnie, a human outcast with powerful secrets in his ...