Editing Vraska (section)

==Present==
Initially, Vraska was still somewhat loyal to the Golgari, with her main ire being directed at those Guilds most responsible for oppression and corruption; the Azorius Senate, the Boros Legion (especially the League of Wojek), and the Orzhov Syndicate. However, the behavior of Golgari Guildmaster Jarad and his elves soured her on his leadership, and she began manipulating and enticing other Golgari to rebel against Jarad, seeing in him the same perpetrator of the abusive status quo that she had hated all of her life. 

Vraska was ultimately manipulated by [[Nicol Bolas]] into traveling to [[Ixalan]], for the draconic planeswalker had promised to make her the new Golgari Guildmaster if she retrieved a certain treasure hidden in the Golden City of Orazca. Whilst she didn't trust the [[dragon]], the chance was too good to pass up. To prepare the Golgari for her return, she contacted one of her more unusual friends before she left; the Kraul Death Priest Mazirek, persuading him to lead a revolt against Jarad's elves for their abusive treatment of the kraul. Knowing that at least somebody would still be fighting Jarad even if she never returned, the gorgon traveled to the locked plane of Ixalan.

There, she became a captain in the Brazen Coalition by petrifying one disrespectful captain and seizing his ship for herself. Armed with a Thaumatic Compass to search for Orazca, she and her crew began plundering the ships of the Legion of Dusk, where her skill and expertise as a leader combined with her democratic attitudes and care for her crew works to make her a very beloved captain indeed. During her travels, she comes across a deserted island, where she discovers the amnesiac Jace Beleren, stranded there after his disastrous attempt to defeat Nicol Bolas on [[Amonkhet]]. For her own reasons, she chooses to spare him, and the two become partners in piracy and treasure seeking. In fact, the two actually grow to find each other quite attractive, without their first meeting hanging over their heads. 

Such is the bond they forge that, even after they finally reach Orazca, and Jace suffers a blow to his head that jolts his memories back into place, the two of them remain allies. Venturing into the depths of the temple, they discover its sole occupant; [[Azor]], the [[sphinx]] [[planeswalker]] of old and the master hieromancer who set up the Guildpact on Ravnica. From him, they learn that the Threefold Sun is actually a device imbued with Azor's Spark, turning it into a device that can seal away entire planes and render it impossible for planeswalkers to depart them; this is why Ixalan is the trap that it is, and it's part of a plan that Azor cooked up with [[Ugin]] thousands of years ago to defeat [[Nicol Bolas]]. Unfortunately for the two of them, Nicol kicked Ugin's ass badly when the elder dragon tried to lure Nicol to Ixalan, leaving Azor stranded and going more than a little mad.

After they defeat Azor, they put their heads together and work out Nicol's plan, which involves attack Ravnica with his new army of lazotep-armored Eternals. Much to Vraska's dismay. The two of them come up with a cunning plan to try and outwit Nicol; at Vraska's suggestion, Jace carefully excises the gorgon's memories of their time together, which will allow her to work alongside Nicol as an unwitting spy, until Jace restores her memories to her at their next planned meeting. Vraska also asks Jace out on a date, once the two of them are done with this whole Nicol bsiness.

Returning to Bolas, Vraska demanded her end of the deal to be upheld. After briefly scanning her mind and seeing no taint of Jace anywhere in her memories, Bolas gives Vraska the location of Jarad, now bound and weakened by the dragon. In no short order, Vraska petrifies the lich, becoming Queen of the Golgari. Emboldened by her victory, Vraska now shores up the defenses of the Underrealm, while also leading an uprising on the streets of Ravnica.

Then she got her memories back early at some point during Gathering Storm, then War of the Spark happened, then the events of [[Fail|War of the Spark: Forsaken]] [[Retcon|''didn't'' happen]] (meaning her and Jace never broke up), and then she and Jace joined the team to deliver the Sylex to nuke New Phyrexia's heart.

Then, thanks to anti-Planeswalker defenses that conveniently scattered the team stranding her alone in a Phyrexian Arena, she got mostly compleated offscreen, her mind holding out just long enough onscreen to tell Jace to stay away from her. He didn't listen, choosing instead to try and comfort her anyway. Vraska's mind succumbed to compleation while in his arms, and then she infected Jace while laughing evilly.

At present she and Jace are reunited under the banner of New Phyrexia, probably somehow involved with the March of the Machine.