The war is over. Phyrexia is defeated. But the Multiverse will never be the same. The Realmbreaker, even destroyed, has left permanent scars in the fabric of reality. Passages between planes — the Omenpaths — remain open. A new era begins. This episode concludes the Phyrexian Era and prepares the dawn of.

The tree pierced the skies of every world. The Realmbreaker, the corrupted World Tree, activated fully, projecting its branches through the barriers between planes. In an instant, the Phyrexian invasion became a multiplanar war. Every world in the Multiverse was attacked simultaneously. This episode recounts the March of the Machine — the.

The worst horror is not death — it is transformation. The Phyrexians did not merely kill their enemies. They converted them. And when the Multiverse's heroes began to fall, hope itself seemed to die with them. This episode recounts the tragedy of the completed heroes — defenders become destroyers. The Fall of.

Five praetors. Five visions of perfection. New Phyrexia was not a unified monolith, but a collection of rival factions, each led by a praetor with their own ambitions. Under Elesh Norn's leadership, these factions were forced to cooperate — but the fractures remained visible. This episode explores the five praetors and their.

The Phyrexian threat never disappeared. While the Multiverse celebrated the defeat of Nicol Bolas, a far older and far more terrible corruption continued to spread in the shadows. Karn, the creator of Mirrodin turned New Phyrexia, carried a burden of guilt that would soon become a crusade. This episode marks the beginning.