Character · 5 works
Magic: The Gathering
by AngelDustApocalypse
The path of discovering who you are is never easy, but it's harder for some than it is for others, as a young Jace was quick to learn. But sometimes you need to cast off your doubts and spread your wings, even if it means leaving everything you knew behind. When Body and Mind clash, Jace is going to have to listen to his heart.
Magic: The Gathering (Card Game)
by vacanthands
The problem for most planeswalkers is how to spark for the first time. The problem for Jace Beleren is how to stop.
Magic: The Gathering
by Anonymous
This fic and this series have been abandoned. They may re-emerge someday in rewrite form.The world is on the brink of nuclear war, where it's been hovering for decades. The progression into the age of smartphones and social media happens anyway. Jace already finds being the incongruous teenager sitting in at U.N. negotiations awkward; could he at least stop being in the background of memes?Too bad. It's going to get worse.
Magic: The Gathering (Card Game)
by tales_to_be_told
Before Jace Beleren was the Living Guildpact, he was a student under the great sphinx Alhammarret. And before he was Jace Beleren, he had to fight tooth and nail to protect the memory of his discovered gender from the mind-reading and memory-stealing control of his powerful mentor. Each night, he sneaks off to Ravnica to explore his gender, documents his findings in his journal, and carefully erases his memories to ensure the Sphinx cannot catch him. What will it take to free himself and live happily as a man?Loosely based on Jace's origin story: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/feature/jaces-origin-absent-minds-2015-06-24
Magic: The Gathering
by MoriartyElias
They were the Gatewatch. They saved every plane they set foot on, because what else could they do? They had made a promise, not to any of the people they had saved but to each other. And the Multiverse will probably never run out of praise for them.But before they were the Gatewatch, they were people. Extraordinary people, not for their powers but for the way they saw the world. They were children, once, unsure of their place in the world and searching for a way to begin their lives.So, this is the story of the Gatewatch before they were. The story of Gideon, of Jace, of Liliana, of Chandra and Nissa. The story of what happened before they started to save worlds.
