The Izzet League

Leader

Niv-Mizzet, the original and current guildmaster of the Izzet League, is a fifteen-thousand year old, vain, temperamental, super-intelligent dragon. As he directs experiments throughout the guild, he values results over success, accepting and even anticipating that Izzet experiments will end in gloriously unpredictable ways. However, the dragon rarely concerns himself with the day to day running of the guild, preferring to craft long range plans and let underlings implement the details. He's a "big picture" kind of guy.

Niv Mizzet

Izzet League Guildhall

Nivix

One of the tallest towers in Ravnica, this impressive structure crackles with wild power of the Izzet and serves as their guildhall

Quirks

Personality

1. I have a hard time staying focused on ... oh, and my

brain tends to jump from one ... did I mention focus?

2. I get really excited about my ideas and I can't wait to

talk about them and start putting them into practice

and tinkering with them and I want to tell you about

how exciting it all is!

3. It's not magic-or anything, really-if you do it only

halfway. Whatever I do, I give it all I've got.

4. I do what my gut tells me.

5. Life's an experiment, and I can't wait to see what

happens.

6. I pepper my speech with the incomprehensible jargon

of my trade, like mizzium droplets inserted into a

weird.field suspension.

7. Great ideas are fine, but great results are what

counts.

8. If you can guess what I'm about to do, that means

I've run out of imagination.

VIPs

Important Members

Bori Andon-Blastseeker, Wizard, Human

Melek-Izzet Paragon, Wizard, Human

Mizzix of the Izmagnus-Goblin

Quyzl-Chronergy Prodigy

Ral Zerak-Planeswalker, Wizard, Human

Tibor-Wizard, Human

Trivaz-Wizard, Half-Dragon

Civic Duties cont.

The chemisters are alchemists who forge mizzium and other elements into arcane tools. They experiment with new alloys, energies, and runic markings. The chemisters are highly competitive, which often leads to spirited rivalries and petty in-fighting.

Blastseekers are mages who wield and control the arcane tools devised by the chemisters. These tools are not always physical devices or artifacts; sometimes the blastseekers manipulate orbs of elemental energy that float in mutual orbits, crackling concentric disks of power, or streams of lava-bubbling water.The chemisters are alchemists who forge mizzium and other elements into arcane tools. They experiment with new alloys, energies, and runic markings. The chemisters are highly competitive, which often leads to spirited rivalries and petty in-fighting.

Izzet blastseekers and chemisters might have up to forty attendants, most of whom are vedalken, due to their natural focus and organizational skills. An attendant's duties usually include recording and organizing information (often under dangerous circumstances), acquiring rare items or elements (usually under dangerous circumstances), or completing experiments (always under dangerous circumstances).

Weirds are the product of yet another Izzet experiment whose goal was to combine two opposing elemental types (e.g., fire/ice, smoke/lightning, or steam/stone). Izzet mages hoped that these contradictory combinations might create elementals that were more stable and easier to control, but, of course, true to form for Izzet experimentation, the actual outcome was the exact opposite. Weirds are even wilder and more unpredictable than elementals of their component elements. However, weirds can make potent guardian creatures or fighting familiars.

Continued

As the home of prestigious universities, ancient libraries, and hidden laboratories, Precinct Five is the hub of information and learning in the Tenth District. People of all ages flock to this precinct to spend time learning, whether by poring over texts and scrolls or finding a mentor who will guide a student. It's also the place to find information brokers, who sell specialized or secret knowledge available nowhere else. Multilevel buildings set next to each other with little regard for planning give way to an occasional square or open campus where socially minded residents congregate during daytime hours. At night, many continue their studies while others tinker with their latest creations or intellectual endeavors. Taverns and pubs tend to be more urbane than in other parts of the district and often feature poetry readings, storytelling, and musical performances.

Prominant Locations/Demographics

Prominent Locations:

- Zonot Seven (Simic Guild Hall)

- Prism University

- Blistercoils

Demographics:

Human, Goblin, Simic Hybrid, Vedalken, Elf (most varieties), and a mix of everything.