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.

Lorwyn/Shadowmoor. Drawing from Celtic roots, Lorwyn is an idyllic land where the sun never sets and nature is the most pristine of beauty. Creatures who dwell here know nothing of gloom or sadness.