Are all Compleated Planeswalkers dead?
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Compleated planeswalkers are not technically dead, but they are effectively emptied of their humanity and replaced with an unrelenting devotion to Phyrexia, with their mind and body completely broken down and reformed into a Phyrexian state. This transformation renders them unrecognizable from their former selves, essentially making them Phyrexians wearing their skin, with their original identities and free will lost forever.
Understanding Compleation and its Implications
Compleation is a process that involves the transformation of a being into a Phyrexian, resulting in a loss of individuality and autonomy. This process is irreversible, and once a planeswalker is compleated, they become a slave to the Phyrexians, forced to serve their evil purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What happens to Compleated Planeswalkers?
Compleated planeswalkers are completely under the control of the Phyrexians, with their thoughts and actions dictated by their newfound loyalty. They are no longer the characters that players once knew and loved, but rather Phyrexian minions.
2. Is Nissa still Compleated?
Nissa was compleated during the events of Phyrexia: All Will Be One, but she was later cured and lost her spark as a result of the invasion.
3. What happened to all the Planeswalkers?
Most Planeswalkers lost their sparks due to the Phyrexian war and invasion, with many becoming casualties of the struggle against the Phyrexians.
4. Are Planeswalkers being phased out?
With the conclusion of March of the Machine and its Aftermath, it appears that the era of Planeswalkers is coming to an end, with many legendary characters being written out of the story.
5. Can Compleated Planeswalkers be cured?
There have been instances where compleated planeswalkers have been cured, such as Nissa and Ajani, but this is not always the case, and the process of curing a compleated planeswalker is rare and difficult.
6. What will happen to Compleated Planeswalkers?
Compleated planeswalkers will continue to serve the Phyrexians, carrying out their evil plans and destroying all that is good in the multiverse.
7. Did Karn lose his spark?
Karn has sacrificed his spark on multiple occasions, twice becoming a planeswalker and twice giving up his spark for the greater good.
8. Will the Compleated Planeswalkers come back?
It is unlikely that compleated planeswalkers will return to their former selves, as the process of compleation is irreversible, and they are effectively dead to their former lives.
9. Who was the first Compleated Planeswalker?
Tamiyo, Compleated Sage was the first planeswalker card to feature the compleated mechanic, released in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty.
10. Did Tezzeret get Compleated?
Tezzeret did not get compleated, instead establishing himself within the Phyrexian hierarchy without undergoing the process of compleation.
11. Did Tibalt get Compleated?
Tibalt was compleated and presumably killed by Tyvar Kell during the events of Phyrexia: All Will Be One.
12. Which Planeswalkers died in the War of the Spark?
Gideon Jura, Domri Rade, and Dack Fayden all died in the War of the Spark.
13. Who is the unluckiest Planeswalker?
The Unluckiest is an unnamed planeswalker from an undefined plane, who is cursed with bad luck.
14. Was the Wanderer Compleated?
The Wanderer is believed to be compleated, with the Phyrexians possibly removing her quirk or turning her into a Sleeper Agent.
15. Is Ajani cured?
Ajani was cured by Melira, the Living Cure, but not before killing Jaya Ballard and destroying the Sylex as a compleated Sleeper Agent.