Magic: The Gathering's Lorwyn will be the setting of an upcoming D&D book, but there is another Magic setting that would make ...

The Lorwyn-Shadowmoor cycle was caused by the Great Aurora, a magical originating from Oona, queen of the faeries of that realm. Oona was one of the few creatures who remembers life in both planes.

The plane called Lorwyn-Shadowmoor exists on a 300-year cycle. For three centuries, it is Lorwyn, a land of eternal sunshine and pleasant summer, where its nine races coexist in relative harmony ...

When the Great Aurora comes . . . The daylit world of Lorwyn is no more, its beauty forgotten by all but a precious few. The other souls have descended into a darkness that mirrors the sky above ...

Exclusive screenshots of two new cards from the upcoming Shadowmoor expansion set for Magic: The Gathering are now available on The Escapist. “The Aurora has plunged Lorwyn into eternal night ...

Originally explored in the 2007 Lorwyn block and the 2008 Shadowmoor block, Lorwyn/Shadowmoor is a dual plane that undergoes a radical transformation every 300 years.