Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

Okay, last week, I started talking about the design of Mirage, but I didn't finish, so I'm going to continue talking about it.

So for starters, I mangled the story last week, so I did a little research to have a better understanding what the story was.

I was in the ballpark, but I made a few mistakes.

So there were three different nations, and the three nations, remember there were three that were sort of in conflict.

There were three nations, and the nations were the Zulfarins, which were a military kingdom,

the Femmerif, which was a religious state, and the Sakata, which was a trading province.

And they are, when the story begins, they're having squabbles amongst themselves.

But a plainswalker named Tafari has been doing experiments and phased out the entire

continent of Jumura, which is where this takes place.

And when the story begins, I think it has just come back, and that gets the attention of

Karevac and Mangara and Joel Rale, I think.

And so what happens is Karevac is the bad guy that comes and he kidnaps Mungara and Joel Rail, I think. And so what happens is Caravac is the bad guy that comes and he kidnaps Mangara and it's the

Jomorin's trying to stop Keravac.

That's the main thrust of the plot.

And so essentially they have to gather together and get the heroes together and they end

using the Weatherlight Ship to travel there. But the main part of the story is trying to free Mang and get the heroes together, and they end up using the weatherlight chip to travel there.

But the main part of the story is trying to free Mangara from the Amber Prison.

But when I talked about the three different states,

it wasn't the last time I was started implying that it was built around the mages.

It wasn't.

It was actually built around the areas, the different sections of Jamora, the different people.

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