Skoti- The Gods of Kaldheim | Kaldheim | MTG Lore
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Learn the lore of Skoti family of Gods that reside within the ten realms of the plane of Kaldheim in Magic: The Gathering's Multiverse. We discuss Gods the likes of Alrund and Toralf, to Valki and Jorn. Let me know which Gods are your favorite in the comments as well as suggestions for future videos in the comments. Until next time, go forth and explore the lore!
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Intor/Outro by Alex P. Wakim: alexwakim.com/...
Background Music: Maestro by Tlakaelel
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Halvar for sure, i love how level headed he is, and ready to fight for a purpose.
I have to say I just recently found your channel and I cant stop binge watching everything you have made about MTG. Great work, I cant wait for more in the future 😁
Thanks so much, glad you are enjoying the content and happy you found the channel!
Halvar is an interesting take on Tyr, the god of war (who we know little about)
Keep the stories coming.
Jorn definitely, he seems wiser than most of the Skoti. About the Kannah, how can they gather with the other clans in Bretagard if they can't leave the forest? Or does the forest surround the Stronghold?
It's not quite clear, but perhaps their meetings take place near the border of the feltmark and aldergard forest. Or maybe there is time enough to meet before the kannah's curse pushes them back to the forest
Another great video friend. Can't see what you do next time. What's your theory about Strixhaven? I know some people speculated kozilek stuff etc.
Thanks, I'm actually in the process of making my strixhaven plane explained videos now! I'll probably have another about my theories, but eldrazi seems a bit out there at the moment
great video man and who's you're favorite god?
Gotta be Jorn followed closely by Tergrid. Their stories are pretty interesting, plus I love their alt art illustrations. And yours?
@@TheLorebrarians tergrid, then bergi closely follow by alrund
Theroes was Greek/Roman ancient history and kaldheim is Norse
Well.... I thought I had read all the stories. Did you get those details on flavor text? Like the birth 9f Esika and Tergrid or Redaine's name
The legends of Kaldheim article that is linked in the description tells of Esika and Tergrid. Reidane was just inference
Gates of Istvell really doesn't need to enter tapped. I kinda hate how conservative the design of those lands were. Having Sphinx's Rev for two on a land is a fun little bit of utility, and it's not so powerful that the loss of the plains type and the cost of sacking a land doesn't make it strictly better than a standard plains. Sure, in a standard without fetches it might be better more often than not, but still, it's not so strong that the land needs to enter tapped. Lands are the fundamental building block of Magic, and approaching it with the design philosophy of making it occasionally playable in limited and standard, nothing else, is a terrible approach and it's a waste of design space. I appreciate that kind of conservatism with nonland cards, but if you're using an uncommon slot in a print run on a land, don't make it something that can be immediately dismissed without consequence. If they entered untapped I would love this land cycle
I love Norse mythology so kaldhiem just jack slapped me and made it so hard not to look into the lore
Yeah, it is a really cool plane. I hope they return to it soon