Every Compleated Planeswalker in Magic: The Gathering Nestor Ossandon LealThe Compleated Planeswalkers for MTG are completely devasting for a lot of fans. Major characters have now fallen to Phyrexia. Who could be next? With All Will Be One now fully in the can, and the build-up to March of the Machines on the way, let\u2019s break down who has been compleated from the legion of superfriends known as Planeswalkers. However, the body horror massacre of Magic\u2019s heroes has been a little muted. Almost all of the designs are grotesque enough to really solidify what\u2019s happening in the story, but the way they\u2019re happening is a little bit of a letdown. We don\u2019t know who will be next, but if Jace and Nissa have succumbed to the evil oil, then there\u2019s no hope for the future, right? Contents What is compleation? Compleation is the Phyrexian conversion. Think the Borg, but with more oil and surgery. By infecting things, people, or animals by dumping Phyrexian oil, they eventually turn into robot mutants with an undying loyalty to Phyreixa. The problem for the villains over on Phyrexia, was that they couldn\u2019t convert a Planeswalker without destroying their spark. A spark is what makes a Planeswalker. Without it, they can\u2019t cross the multiverse, something the infectious Phyrexians want more than anything. In Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, the villain Jin-Gitaxias successfully converted planeswalker Tamiyo. Eventually, longtime hero Ajaani was also compleated. Other compleat Planeswalkers But these aren\u2019t the first to be captured and altered by Phyrexia. Planeswalker Vesner died a long time ago but appears in the new cards as Venser, Corpse Puppet. Obviously a shell of his former self with no spark. There\u2019s also Tezzeret, a reoccurring villain who is always on the shady side of things. While he looks compleated, he\u2019s actually just sneaky enough to be working for the Phyrexians. Unless in March of the Machines, he\u2019s finally caught. Compleated Planeswalkers As spoiler season sneaks up on us, and the stories have almost all been released, let\u2019s see who is compleated. If you didn\u2019t follow on from Dominaria United, it got much worse. Ajani Converted sometime during or before Dominaria United. Is now fighting on the front lines for Phyrexia. – – Jace As he tried to put his love, Varaska, at ease during her infection, he failed to notice that she had already succumbed to the Phyrexian control. She stabbed and infected him there and then. – – Lukka Affectionally dunked on by the MTG community, his headstrong nature lead him to \u2018bonding\u2019 with one of the creatures of Phyrexia. Terrible mistake and woefully predicted too. He eventually become one and now has a gross brain tube. – – Nahiri While she tried to fight it off, she eventually used her powers to crumble the overrun colosseum the team was in to sacrifice herself before turning. – – Nissa Done away from the audience\u2019s eye, the queen of trees has been totally compleated and is now fighting for the enemy. – – Tamiyo Done during the aftermath of Neon Dynasty. Tamiyo\u2019s rescue mission of The Wanderer and the Reality Chip might have partially succeeded, but she was kidnapped by Jin and compleated in the chaos. – – Tibalt No one is entirely sure why Tibalt was taken. His hair-brained schemes have never properly succeeded and now he\u2019s fighting for Phyrexia. – – Vraska Landed on Phyrexia alone and was infected not long after. She stabbed Jace with her new scorpion tail and infected him too. – –<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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