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== Books in the ''Kamigawa Cycle'': == |
== Books in the ''Kamigawa Cycle'': == |
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* [[Magic: The Gathering/Outlaw Champions of Kamigawa|Outlaw Champions of Kamigawa]] |
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* [[Magic The Gathering/Heretic Betrayers Of Kamigawa|Heretic Betrayers Of Kamigawa]] |
* [[Magic The Gathering/Heretic Betrayers Of Kamigawa|Heretic Betrayers Of Kamigawa]] |
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* [[Magic The Gathering/Guardian Saviors Of Kamigawa|Guardian Saviors Of Kamigawa]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:06, 22 April 2014
The Kamigawa Cycle is a trilogy of Magic: the Gathering tie-in novels by Scott McGough, set on the plane of Kamigawa and inspired heavily by Japanese mythology.
Books in the Kamigawa Cycle:
Tropes associated with the Kamigawa Cycle:
- Mad Lib Fantasy Title: Champions of Kamigawa,, Betrayers of Kamigawa, Saviors of Kamigawa.
- Kitsune
- Non-Mammal Mammaries: The Orochi.
- Orochi: In Kamigawa, the Orochi are a race of forest-dwelling snake-people with four arms each.
- Wutai
- Youkai