Odyssey: Odyssey Cycle, Book I — Vance Moore
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Explore the origins of the Mirari Saga with Odyssey, Book I of Magic the Gathering books. A used 2001 mass-market paperback by Vance Moore—rare and collectible.
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About This Book
Odyssey is the first installment of the Odyssey Cycle, also known as the Mirari Saga, set in the expansive Magic: The Gathering universe. Released in 2001, this novel marked the beginning of a new era of Magic storytelling after the long-running Weatherlight Saga concluded.
The book introduces readers to Dominaria’s new conflicts, centering around the mysterious and dangerous artifact known as the Mirari, which drives much of the cycle’s drama.
Moore’s writing introduces readers to Kamahl, a barbarian fighter who becomes central to the unfolding epic. His journey is one of raw power, difficult choices, and the dangerous allure of the Mirari artifact — a force capable of reshaping reality itself. For collectors, this volume holds special significance as the first entry in the Odyssey Cycle, making it a must-have for completing the trilogy alongside Chainer’s Torment and Judgment.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of MTG lore or simply a collector seeking rare novels tied to the game’s most iconic sets, Odyssey is both a compelling read and a valuable collectible.
Odyssey (Odyssey Cycle, Book I) — Vance Moore
Author: Vance Moore
Title: Odyssey (Odyssey Cycle, Book I)
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Publication Date: September 2001
Format: Mass-Market Paperback (~320 pages)
ISBN-10: 0786919000
ISBN-13: 9780786919000
Series Context
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Cycle: Odyssey Cycle (Mirari Saga)
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Position: Book I
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Followed By: Chainer’s Torment (Book II) and Judgment (Book III)
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Lore Significance: Opens the post-Weatherlight storyline and launches one of the most collectible Magic: The Gathering novel cycles.
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Notes: Out of print and increasingly hard to find, making it a desirable piece for collectors of Magic the Gathering books.
Perfect For
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Collectors seeking to complete the Odyssey Cycle trilogy.
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Readers exploring the Mirari storyline for the first time.
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MTG fans who appreciate the shift from the Weatherlight era into new lore.






