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Some minds are more open than others.

Merfolk curiosity usually has dire consequences, but rarely for the merfolk.

"The merfolk of the Pearl Trident have risen from the waves since the earliest days, at times allies to humans, other times enemies. Now their power is cresting again, and who can say which way the new tide will flow."
—Kalis, Onean scholar

Banished to the Dark Meanders for hideous crimes, some merrows find a taste for the darkness . . . and the dead.

"The world above the waterline must be monitored—and, when necessary, adjusted."

"He outran arrows. He outran even the archers' insults."
—Bayma, storyteller of Lagonna Band

Rundo's craving for revenge was replaced by a craving for vegetables.

"Remember, students, if it's glowing, humming, or whirring, don't touch it!"

Avacyn's return did not rid him of his desire for revenge.

The combined strength of all five planes spawned creations none had seen before.

Sometimes even humble forest creatures were gifted with mighty emanations from the past.

The Joraga elves never need ask a troll to leave their territory. They merely grant it their combined strength, and it can't resist embarking on a merry rampage.

"Fear is unavoidable. You can run from it with your tail between your legs, or charge it head on with sword in hand. I prefer the latter."
—Rho, veteran hero

She had always believed in the transformative powers of great literature.

Centuries ago, Mangara won the loyalty of the Quirion not by ruling their minds but by supporting their independence.