What Happens in the Epilogue Chapters for Outlaws of Thunder Junction?

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Outlaws of Thunder Junction saw Kellan reunited with his father, Oko, but there was another family being formed at the same time...

Jace and Vrasksa "adopted" Loot, the Key to Everything; but how did they break free from the oily grasp of Elesh Norn and the Phyrexians?

Why did Jace decide to impersonate Ashiok? And what is their plan for the future of the multiverse?

Find out in this recap of the two epilogue chapters for Magic: The Gathering's latest set, Outlaws of Thunder Junction!

[MagicArcanum]

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[retro.]

Main Takeaways: Jace doesn’t pull out canonically, Loot is the key to new merchandise. Jace’s MOM is the GOAT

[christopherfu]

6:31 I could have sworn Jace and Vraska went to Vryn following the war of the spark.

[lanibentz]

Ryan no! The cookie you gave Garruk has first strike!

[Teifling]

I'm curious of Ashiok's thoughts on another using their visage to manipulate others. It sou ds like something they'd get a kick out of.

[elpokitolama]

The writer for the epilogue was also the one who wrote the absolutely beloved Ixalan storyline! I'm so happy she came back after all these years, this epilogue was so good

[peeporiot]

I love more than anything that Jace raw-dogging is canon. That was important to know.

[RocketSlug]

Overjoyed that they got Allison Luhrs back to write more Jace/Vraska! My dreams of half-gorgon babies may be dashed, but I will take the cute merchandizable mascot

[benito]

You should have noted that Lead Pipe got a story spotlight upside Proft's head!

[kalebprice]

So Jace’s mom heals using Phoenix down?

[aaron]

i hope we see garruk on strixhaven as a double faced planeswalker with liliana

[MetPhD]

At the start of the story today I was “done” with Magic story (as someone that read the books in the 90s). I was thinking simple plot armor “oil vanished - Jace and Vraska cured”. But, I actually like how old story elements helped them survive and am pleasantly surprised. I REALLY LIKE the idea of them becoming the new “villains” (depending on viewpoint). Like Ryan says: it’s compelling because of “what are they willing to do?”

[reubenfromow]

I should have known this from her years as a pirate captain, but Vraska really does love seamen

[zenalias]

the "9 years earlier" was a great call back to another banger mtg novel, the Agents of Artifice
Fans should give it a go if they can get their hands on the book

[ty_sylicus]

I like the direction the story is going. The omen paths are more interesting than I initially thought.

[StewartHiles]

Man I absolutely died at the cold brew coffee from Tarkir joke

[eagless]

This epilogue is much better than the main story of the set

[Soy]

These are the stories that make me love Jace as a character. He's grown so much from the cocky kid in the artifice books.

[Dlark]

Remember when a single drop of Phyrexian oil was enough to infect an entire plane? When an ancient golem planeswalker had to be healed by the sacrifice of his friend's life to even have a chance at recovery?

Pepperidge Farm remembers...

[CenJohan]

Don’t remind me of WOTC’s treatment of Garruk. One day he shall return to us.