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Tapestries: An Anthology (Magic : the Gathering)

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One of the earliest books of Magic the Gathering fiction, this anthology helped flesh out the worlds of Dominia. The stories range from humor to horror and even a couple that read like fairy tales (The Brass Man Who Would Sink). The central characters are of all ilks, from evil to good, from goblins to angels, from brave to foolish. Seventeen stories make up quite a range and present a difficulty when trying to write a review for the entire book, but overall I'd have to say that I wasn't very impressed. Some of the stories are good (none of them fantastic) and some of the stories are bad. A couple really stand out as being short and pointless, probably thrown in to meet some kind of quota.

I'd have a hard time recommending this collection to anyone who wasn't just obsessed with MTG fiction. Not really worth your time.

Tapestries is a wonderful book with many stories having to do with the vast world of Dominia, and the many species and cultures it contains. You will recognize many of the characters from Magic, The Gathering in the stories

This is a very good book. Amazing stories that intrigue your imagination. I recomend this book anyone thats played and likes the game.

Alot of stories that are wildly imaginative and compelling that detail the exploits and adventures of human, dwarf, elf and the like. I would recommend this to every Magic the Gathering fanatic that love anthologies.