Blind Eternities

Lore & Background

The source does not provide a detailed history of the Blind Eternities. It does not mention the Eldrazi titans being imprisoned there, the creation of new planes from a vacuum, or the shattering of the Blind Eternities by a Phyrexian invasion. The source focuses on the Multiverse as a whole and the history of how Magic storylines were conceived and deployed, not on the specific nature or events of the Blind Eternities. Therefore, no specific lore about the Blind Eternities can be stated as strictly true based on the provided source.

In Their Own Story

The source does not contain any narrative or story about the Blind Eternities. It does not mention Kaya, Kaladesh, or any specific Planeswalker's experience of traveling through the void. The source discusses the creative origins and publication history of Magic: The Gathering storylines, but provides no first-person or third-person accounts of traversing the Blind Eternities.

Reader's Guide

The source does not provide a guide to the Blind Eternities. It does not describe the void's function as a structural backbone, the nature of its mana, philosophical concepts, or list famous users. The source is limited to the history of how Magic's narrative was developed and published, and does not detail the properties or usage of the Blind Eternities themselves.

Did You Know?

• The name 'Dominia' was used early on to describe the story multiverse, but fell into disuse due to confusion with the plane Dominaria.
• The first expansion, Arabian Nights (1993), was based on One Thousand and One Nights folklore.
• The Weatherlight saga, from Tempest (1997) through Apocalypse (2001), was intended to last five years but was affected by leadership changes and player disinterest.
• In 2013, Wizards discontinued printed novels in favor of the 'Uncharted Realms' column due to falling sales.
• The pre-mending and post-mending eras are named after the Mending, which changed Planeswalkers from near-divine beings to mortals.