“The shape of the world is a great mystery that is fiercely debated among sages, scholars, and random peasants. Some argue that it is flat like a disc, while others say it’s a sphere, and others still say it’s shaped like a doughnut. In any case, it is certain that there’s a place where the world ends, and this great and ancestral fortress is proof of this. What lies beyond it’s gates? Nobody knows. Whoever went to the other side never came back… and who did come back, uttered only gibberish.”

Sometimes it’s very risky to cast all your spells and empty your hand. You never know when you’ll need a Chain Spell to avoid a massive damage that could take you out of the competition. But it may give you an upper hand if the End of the World Gates Fortress is at play, because that is one of the ways to spread your influence to it. As the end of the world means it’s terminus, to own this card also helps with secrets to destroy other lands more easily.

At the front layer, rises the first fortress’s wall that protects the End of the World Gates. Passing it, a stairway leads to an old and unsuspecting wooden door: the gate itself! For some reason, it is slightly open, projecting an eerie pink light. At the background, over the tall stone walls, a chaotic and cosmic storm give us a clue of the kind of uncanny and mysterious events beyond our knowledge.

“It has been said that philosophers might be the most suitable for ruling positions. Curiously, it’s usually philosophers who say that… This kingdom took that advice to heart, and not only does it have a philosopher king, it has lots of them. They spend most of their time discussing among themselves about ethics, meta-physics, and other such nonsense, thus leaving their subjects alone and leading to great prosperity in the kingdom. They are able to recognize great threats though, and will seek alliances with powerful wizards in order to protect their people.”

At a point in some matches, land devastation can be a very common and fun thing to do, so we wanted a land that would interact with other land being destroyed, and Majestic Kingdom of the Wiser Kings was born! This land gives advantage to land devastation and the concept behind it is that, seeing a powerful wizard simply annihilating lands left and right, the wise kings would “befriend” this wizard, believing that this association would free them from this spellcaster wrath.

Through the arched gates of the first layer, a small stairway full of city rulers is displayed at the second layer. Two wise kings play chess and one of them is visibly perplexed, thinking about his next play. Another king is just loafing around while an elvish queen stylishly reads a book. Two other governors debate about a thesis written on a tome and an outraged queen puzzles herself with a unknown artifact. At the background layer is possible to look at the outer walls of the city and a calm blue sky.