Ravnica: City of Guilds
Ravnica: City of Guilds

Ravnica: City of Guilds

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Prologue The ten guilds of Ravnica end a long period of chaos and destruction through a deal. But can the Guildpact withstand the growing tension in the Muv-Lear region? Follow the daily lives of ordinary people in this series of fantastic tales. Synopsis Organic Matter Seline, a priestess of nature, runs into trouble dealing with Muv-Lear's legal system. The Flaming Sword Ziro suffers from the abusive taxes levied by the Golgari. Gold for the funeral No way Abigail will pay 10 gold coins for her husband's funeral. Goblin Test Pilot Lissandra is assigned to build a new magical instrument. However, the infrastructure provided by the Izzet guild leaves a lot to be desired.
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Matéria orgânica - parte 1

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Matéria orgânica - parte 2

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A Espada Flamejante

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Ouro para o funeral

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Piloto de teste goblin

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