Mafic auras are a type of enchantment that can be attached to a creature in the card game Magic: The Gathering. These auras are typically associated with the color blue and are commonly used by planeswalkers, powerful wizards who can travel between different planes of existence. Mafic auras enhance the abilities of the creature they are attached to. They can grant the creature additional power or toughness, increase its ability to deal damage, or provide special abilities such as flying or protection from certain types of creatures or spells. One of the key characteristics of mafic auras is that they can be moved from one creature to another. This means that a planeswalker can strategically attach a mafic aura to a creature to enhance its abilities, and then later move that aura to a different creature if it becomes advantageous to do so.
This means that a planeswalker can strategically attach a mafic aura to a creature to enhance its abilities, and then later move that aura to a different creature if it becomes advantageous to do so. Mafic auras can also be used in combination with other types of enchantments or abilities to create powerful synergies. For example, a planeswalker might use a mafic aura to increase the power and toughness of a creature, and then combine that with other enchantments or abilities that allow the creature to deal additional damage or protect it from harm.
Aurora/Chronology
The Witch of Calamity, she was given the title after she brought the world to the brink of destruction. Much of her life has been lost or fragmentated but however, records of her dates back to over a 1000 years when she was a war orphan before being defeated and locked away into a memory fragment. According to herself, she was a girl crying alone and isolated from everyone in an artificial environment dome within a research area. Unbeknownst to her, she was at the mercy of those who were running those experiments, the Cult of Diablos.
At an unknown point in Aurora's life, she reached maturity and managed to escape from the laboratory where she was imprisoned by destroying it along with the people within. Due to being hated and used as an object by the Cult, she began wrecking havoc on the world where she was eventually confronted by Three Heroes.
Aurora as Diablos confronted by the Three Heroes.
According to history, Aurora inexplicitly transformed into the Demon Diablos and brought the world to the brink of destruction before being defeated and dismembered by the Three Heroes sent by the Cult. In the story that was told by many, the elven hero Olivier cut off her demonic left arm while the rest of her body parts were cut off by the other two heroes, the beastkin Lili and the human Freya. Before dying, she cursed the Three Heroes that they'll suffer into becoming a monster like her and the curse itself will pass onto future generations.
Diablo's left arm being used for the Cult's experimentation.
Despite being cut off, her amputated left arm was still alive until the Cult immobilized and sealed it through an ancient artifact. The sealing was imperfect however thus resulting in a distortion that eventually created the Sanctuary. Within the Sanctuary, it is a magical sub space that centered around her fragmentated memories. After sealing off her left arm, the Cult began cutting it's flesh and harvested it's blood to extract it's life cells for their experiments.
Due it's astounding life energy contained within it's cells, they created a drug that grants extraordinary power and immortality at great cost they dubbed "Tears of Diablos". One of the original members of Cult, Jack Nelson consumed them to various results and concluded that it was imperfect due to it's pearl variant coming in limited quantities. Due to it's enhanced effects while removing it's detrimental ones, he alongside the Cult began further research on her other body parts to achieve perfect immortality and world domination.
Since being sealed within the Sanctuary, Aurora's memory had became fragmented with a part of her being trapped inside with several places containing her past memories including the Three Heroes and the Cult's dark history. She felt that the Sanctuary is a memory prison where her painful recollections repeated for eternity for reacting persistently against the Cult when they tried making Diablos Pearls for the Round Knights.
While locked up for 1000 years according to her, Aurora fiddled with the Sanctuary's systems and hoped to find someone immensely strong enough to free her. In response, the Cult had begun utilizing the Sanctuary to stage an event they dubbed the "Goddess' Trial".
Overall, mafic auras are a versatile and strategic tool that planeswalkers can use to enhance the abilities of their creatures and gain an advantage over their opponents. Whether used to increase power, grant special abilities, or create synergies with other enchantments, mafic auras are an important aspect of the game and a key part of planeswalker strategies..
Reviews for "The Vastness of the Mafic Arenas: A Multiverse Unveiled"
1. John - 2/5 Stars:
I found Mafic Arenz of the Planeswalkers to be quite underwhelming. The gameplay felt repetitive and lacked depth. The graphics were average at best, and the overall presentation was lackluster. Furthermore, I found the storytelling to be disjointed and uninteresting. Overall, I was disappointed with this game, and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Sophie - 1/5 Stars:
Mafic Arenz of the Planeswalkers was a complete waste of time for me. The controls were clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to play. The game also had frequent bugs and glitches that disrupted the experience. Additionally, the storyline lacked coherence and failed to engage me. I was left feeling bored and unsatisfied after playing this game.
3. Alex - 2/5 Stars:
I had high expectations for Mafic Arenz of the Planeswalkers, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to them. The gameplay mechanics were confusing and poorly explained, making it difficult to understand the core mechanics. The visuals were also subpar and failed to immerse me in the game world. Additionally, the lack of variety in the missions and objectives made the game feel repetitive and monotonous. Overall, I was left disappointed with this game.