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	==SUPERFRIENDS==		==SUPERFRIENDS==
	Insert Summary of [[Gatewatch]] Storyline. Really quite tedious, up until he and his crew of Mary Sues get righteously bitch-slapped by Nicol Bolas.		Insert Summary of [[Gatewatch]] Storyline. Really quite tedious, up until he and his crew of Mary Sues get righteously bitch-slapped by Nicol Bolas.

			He did have one notable moment during Eldritch Moon, though, where he learns he made a backup copy of his mind to use when his normal mind got cosmic horrored into madness. He then engaged in a chess match with a mental avatar of [[Eldrazi\|Emrakul]] that saw her reveal she ''knows'' she's not supposed to be on Innistrad yet, before intentionally using the Gatewatch to seal herself in Innistrad's silver moon until <s>Wizards of the Coast decides they want another Eldrazi set</s> the stars are metaphorically right.

	==Jace becomes a pirate==		==Jace becomes a pirate==
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	Jace was last seen in the story during the [[Dominaria]] set, briefly appearing to tell [[Liliana Vess \| Liliana]] that trying to kill Belzenlok was a bad idea, and that she should really reconsider backing down before she does something stupid. Liliana refuses, and Jace mans the fuck up, telling her off and asking everyone to go to [[Ravnica]] to meet with Ajani. Everyone refuses, and Jace peaces out. Liliana kills Belzenlok, gets Bolas'd, and Jace reappears again with his smuggest "I-told-you-so" face.		Jace was last seen in the story during the [[Dominaria]] set, briefly appearing to tell [[Liliana Vess \| Liliana]] that trying to kill Belzenlok was a bad idea, and that she should really reconsider backing down before she does something stupid. Liliana refuses, and Jace mans the fuck up, telling her off and asking everyone to go to [[Ravnica]] to meet with Ajani. Everyone refuses, and Jace peaces out. Liliana kills Belzenlok, gets Bolas'd, and Jace reappears again with his smuggest "I-told-you-so" face.

	==The ~~Mulitplanar~~ Community tackles Nicky B==		==The Multiplanar Community tackles Nicky B==
	Immediately after getting to Ravnica to go fight Nicky B alongside pretty much every named Planeswalker, Jace gets trapped by the Immortal Sun and loses his Guildpact powers after Nicky B drops a giant portal on top of the Chamber of the Guildpact. Jace and everyone who isn't on Nicky B's side goes to fight a bunch of zombies from Amonkhet and eventually, Jace coordinates everyone on separate tasks to try and repel the invasion. He got stuck with the job of trying to kill Liliana, as she's currently working for Nicky B on pain of death. He didn't really like having to kill her, because even though she emotionally manipulated him for years and teased his heartstrings pretty much ever since they met, the fact of the matter is that Liliana is kind of the hottest Planeswalker in the Multiverse, and he still kind of wants a piece of her. He ends up failing in his task, but he's not too hung up about it since he's still got a date with Vraska.		Immediately after getting to Ravnica to go fight Nicky B alongside pretty much every named Planeswalker, Jace gets trapped by the Immortal Sun and loses his Guildpact powers after Nicky B drops a giant portal on top of the Chamber of the Guildpact. Jace and everyone who isn't on Nicky B's side goes to fight a bunch of zombies from Amonkhet and eventually, Jace coordinates everyone on separate tasks to try and repel the invasion. He got stuck with the job of trying to kill Liliana, as she's currently working for Nicky B on pain of death. He didn't really like having to kill her, because even though she emotionally manipulated him for years and teased his heartstrings pretty much ever since they met, the fact of the matter is that Liliana is kind of the hottest Planeswalker in the Multiverse, and he still kind of wants a piece of her. He ends up failing in his task, but he's not too hung up about it since he's still got a date with Vraska.

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	With the biggest threat to the Multiverse squared away (for now), the survivors throw the biggest party in the Multiverse. During that party, Vraska becomes the first true winner of the Jace-bowl, kissing him on the lips and presumably banging him off-screen. They don't get to be Magic's hottest power couple for long though, as Niv-Mizzet is still just a little pissed that Vraska helped Bolas get the Immortal Sun. As penance, Vraska is tasked with killing Dovin Baan, who ran off with his tail behind his legs after Bolas lost. Jace isn't actually too devastated by the loss of his Guildpact powers because he wasn't really on Ravnica all that often anyway, and pretty much the only time his powers came up was when he trapped Azor on Ixalan.		With the biggest threat to the Multiverse squared away (for now), the survivors throw the biggest party in the Multiverse. During that party, Vraska becomes the first true winner of the Jace-bowl, kissing him on the lips and presumably banging him off-screen. They don't get to be Magic's hottest power couple for long though, as Niv-Mizzet is still just a little pissed that Vraska helped Bolas get the Immortal Sun. As penance, Vraska is tasked with killing Dovin Baan, who ran off with his tail behind his legs after Bolas lost. Jace isn't actually too devastated by the loss of his Guildpact powers because he wasn't really on Ravnica all that often anyway, and pretty much the only time his powers came up was when he trapped Azor on Ixalan.

			[[Fail\|War of the Spark: Forsaken]] had Jace and Vraska break up, [[Retcon\|but it also never happened]] because everyone including Wizards of the Coast agreed it sucked.

			==Zendikar Rising==

			Jace does...something during Nissa and Nahiri's spat over whether to do something that would probably negate the Roil or not, seemingly trying to act as a middle ground between Nahiri's desire to revert the plane to how it was in ''her'' day and Nissa's desire to preserve the status quo of present Zendikar (which will also not kill a bunch of elementals). It wasn't exactly the most memorable storyline, especially given the first Praetor cameo of the New Phyrexia story arc didn't happen until [[Kaldheim]].

			==The Multiplanar Community tries to tackle the [[Phyrexia\|Wizard Borg]]==

			After several more blocks with no Jace present whatsoever, Jace, Vraska, and eight other Planeswalkers (Nahiri, Nissa, Kaito, The Wanderer, Tyvar, Kaya, Lukka, and Elspeth) ended up headed to New Phyrexia to rendevous with Koth and try and destroy New Phyrexia with a recreated Sylex before New Phyrexia (now with the ability to compleat Planeswalkers) could connect to the entire multiverse.

			This failed. Miserably.

			Jace and Vraska's relationship ends up leading to him trying to console Vraska when he finds her ~99% compleated, with her mind finally giving out while in his arms. The result was that Jace became the second Planeswalker of the group to suffer a zombie bite situation after Nahiri, though his decision to try and use the Sylex to blow up New Phyrexia even ''after'' learning it was too late to likely avoid massive multiversal collateral damage was entirely his own. He ended up dying when his allies disagreed with that decision and Elspeth planeswalked into the Blind Eternities with the detonating Sylex in her arms, with Jace coming back to unlife because Phyrexia, and now he's presumably helping them.

			Or he could be pulling the same trick he did in Eldritch Moon, with a sane, non-Phyrexianized consciousness hiding out somewhere that could pop up again in March of the Machine. Probably not, though.
	==Cards==		==Cards==
	Jace Beleren appears on nine cards. His first version is notable for being printed with four different images on it: the common form (see the page image), as he appeard in the Duel Deck (and another form in the Japanese print), and as a promotional card for the Agents of Artifice book where it depicts him as he appears on the cover art.		Jace Beleren appears on over nine cards. His first version is notable for being printed with four different images on it: the common form (see the page image), as he appeard in the Duel Deck (and another form in the Japanese print), and as a promotional card for the Agents of Artifice book where it depicts him as he appears on the cover art.

	Jace Beleren has CMC and loyalty 3. He can make everyone draw as his first ~~abilitiy~~, his second makes a player draw 1, and the third mills a player for 20. Powerful, but requires a LOT of loyalty to pull it off.		Jace Beleren has CMC and loyalty 3. He can make everyone draw as his first ability, his second makes a player draw 1, and the third mills a player for 20. Powerful, but requires a LOT of loyalty to pull it off.

	Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a source of major [[skub]]. He is the skubularity, split the skub atom and fell into a skub hole. He is in fact the quantum-skub. The first Planeswalker with four abilities (though not the only one with more than three), he can let you look at the opponent's top card and put it on the bottom, draw 3 and return 2 to the top, bounce a creature and as the anti-skub equation he has you exile a player's library and let his hand become his library instead. A single card of him costs about as much as a [[Valkyrie]]. That is not a joke. Play him (hell, OWN him) and you are [[that guy]]. He is in fact [[Mod\|banned]] in Extended and Singleton. He was recently unbanned from Modern, alongside Bloodbraid Elf.		Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a source of major [[skub]]. He is the skubularity, split the skub atom and fell into a skub hole. He is in fact the quantum-skub. The first Planeswalker with four abilities (though not the only one with more than three), he can let you look at the opponent's top card and put it on the bottom, draw 3 and return 2 to the top, bounce a creature and as the anti-skub equation he has you exile a player's library and let his hand become his library instead. A single card of him costs about as much as a [[Valkyrie]]. That is not a joke. Play him (hell, OWN him) and you are [[that guy]]. He is in fact [[Mod\|banned]] in Extended and Singleton. He was recently unbanned from Modern, alongside Bloodbraid Elf.
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	Jace, Wielder of Memories is one of the weird "lower rarity" walkers from War of the Spark. He has a passive ability a la Laboratory Maniac, draws you cards, can mill you or your opponent. Really he revolves around you decking yourself to win the game and is very good at making sure you can deck yourself out. For some reason, he decided to stop growing out his beard. How old is Jace Anyway, like he looks like a 21-year-old in the newer cards and like 31 in the older cards? Why does each iteration of him seem to be getting younger? Apparently he uses illusions in the lore to make himself look cooler, but why is he choosing to look more and more like a boy?		Jace, Wielder of Memories is one of the weird "lower rarity" walkers from War of the Spark. He has a passive ability a la Laboratory Maniac, draws you cards, can mill you or your opponent. Really he revolves around you decking yourself to win the game and is very good at making sure you can deck yourself out. For some reason, he decided to stop growing out his beard. How old is Jace Anyway, like he looks like a 21-year-old in the newer cards and like 31 in the older cards? Why does each iteration of him seem to be getting younger? Apparently he uses illusions in the lore to make himself look cooler, but why is he choosing to look more and more like a boy?

			He also has at least two further cards--one from Zendikar Rising, the other in his compleated form from All Will Be One.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's okay, too.		Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's okay, too.

	Jace, Wielder of Memories is one of the weird "lower rarity" walkers from War of the Spark. He has a passive ability a la Laboratory Maniac, draws you cards, can mill you or your opponent. Really he revolves around you decking yourself to win the game and is very good at making sure you can deck yourself out.		Jace, Wielder of Memories is one of the weird "lower rarity" walkers from War of the Spark. He has a passive ability a la Laboratory Maniac, draws you cards, can mill you or your opponent. Really he revolves around you decking yourself to win the game and is very good at making sure you can deck yourself out. For some reason, he decided to stop growing out his beard. How old is Jace Anyway, like he looks like a 21-year-old in the newer cards and like 31 in the older cards? Why does each iteration of him seem to be getting younger? Apparently he uses illusions in the lore to make himself look cooler, but why is he choosing to look more and more like a boy?

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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Agents of Artifice

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	Jace ended up on Ravnica, eking out a not-quite modest living by blackmailing the rich by reading the minds of the wealthy. During this time he was approached violently by the Infinite Consortium, an interplanar trading association/mafia run by the artificer [[Tezzeret]]. While having some reservations, Jace decided to join the organisation. Here he went on assignments with Kallist, a swordsman who performed the wetwork if needed, and a pyromancer and fellow Planeswalker called Baltrice.		Jace ended up on Ravnica, eking out a not-quite modest living by blackmailing the rich by reading the minds of the wealthy. During this time he was approached violently by the Infinite Consortium, an interplanar trading association/mafia run by the artificer [[Tezzeret]]. While having some reservations, Jace decided to join the organisation. Here he went on assignments with Kallist, a swordsman who performed the wetwork if needed, and a pyromancer and fellow Planeswalker called Baltrice.

	A rift began to grow between Jace and Tezzeret: the mind mage refused to become as ruthless and obedient as Tezzeret wanted. When Baltrice leveled an entire Nezumi village on Kamigawa after Jace made a mistake he was savagely beaten by Tezzeret. When Tezzeret ~~negociated~~ with none other than [[Nicol Bolas]] himself Jace was to act as mental barrier, but Bolas just batted his mental defenses aside. Tezzeret punished him by cutting him with a manablade, a weapon tearing at the target's very being, completely disregarding that he [[derp\|expected a 25-30 year old man to stand against the mental attacks of a 25.000 year old dragon who holds titles such as "The Forever Serpent" and "Lord of the Blind Eternities"]]. The final straw for Jace was when he was sent to the Church of the Incarnate Soul (a religious organisation that has the color pie as their holy symbol) to enslave the August Questor (the mana-pope). Jace fled with Kallist into the lower parts of Ravnica. Here they met [[Liliana Vess]] with whom Jace had [[Rule 34\|a short affair]]. When a Consortium assassin found them Jace screwed up his mind magic that ended up switching the minds of Kallist and himself around, making one stuck in the body of the other without them knowing this. When Kallist's body died the magic snapped, Jace's mind was send shooting back into this body and kicking Kallist's out, effectively killing him.		A rift began to grow between Jace and Tezzeret: the mind mage refused to become as ruthless and obedient as Tezzeret wanted. When Baltrice leveled an entire Nezumi village on Kamigawa after Jace made a mistake he was savagely beaten by Tezzeret. When Tezzeret negotiated with none other than [[Nicol Bolas]] himself Jace was to act as mental barrier, but Bolas just batted his mental defenses aside. Tezzeret punished him by cutting him with a manablade, a weapon tearing at the target's very being, completely disregarding that he [[derp\|expected a 25-30 year old man to stand against the mental attacks of a 25.000 year old dragon who holds titles such as "The Forever Serpent" and "Lord of the Blind Eternities"]]. The final straw for Jace was when he was sent to the Church of the Incarnate Soul (a religious organisation that has the color pie as their holy symbol) to enslave the August Questor (the mana-pope). Jace fled with Kallist into the lower parts of Ravnica. Here they met [[Liliana Vess]] with whom Jace had [[Rule 34\|a short affair]]. When a Consortium assassin found them Jace screwed up his mind magic that ended up switching the minds of Kallist and himself around, making one stuck in the body of the other without them knowing this. When Kallist's body died the magic snapped, Jace's mind was send shooting back into this body and kicking Kallist's out, effectively killing him.

	Tired of running, Jace turned to Bolas to find Tezzeret's sanctum. He wrecked the Consortium's cell's leadership on Ravnica before he attacked Tezzeret directly along with Liliana, but failed and was captured. Not Liliana, because she was revealed [[Just as planned\|to be a double-agent for the Consortium, being on Tezzeret's side all along]]. Jace was imprisoned for months while [[grimdark\|Baltrice tortured him frequently]], before Liliana approached him. She said she genuinely had feelings for him and wanted to help him escape. She did, and while Liliana [[promotions\|did a number on Baltrice]] Jace fought Tezzeret, lured him to Ravnica, cut his Etherium arm off and left him at the mercy of the Nezumi who had their village destroyed by his servants. Unbeknownst to Jace was that [[Just as planned\|this was Liliana's plan all along, acting under the orders of]] [[Nicol Bolas]] all along, planning to run the Infinite Consortium together with Jace, making him malleable to the will of the Forever Serpent. [[Fail\|Jace declined, not even meetng her in the sanctum's throne room.]]		Tired of running, Jace turned to Bolas to find Tezzeret's sanctum. He wrecked the Consortium's cell's leadership on Ravnica before he attacked Tezzeret directly along with Liliana, but failed and was captured. Not Liliana, because she was revealed [[Just as planned\|to be a double-agent for the Consortium, being on Tezzeret's side all along]]. Jace was imprisoned for months while [[grimdark\|Baltrice tortured him frequently]], before Liliana approached him. She said she genuinely had feelings for him and wanted to help him escape. She did, and while Liliana [[promotions\|did a number on Baltrice]] Jace fought Tezzeret, lured him to Ravnica, cut his Etherium arm off and left him at the mercy of the Nezumi who had their village destroyed by his servants. Unbeknownst to Jace was that [[Just as planned\|this was Liliana's plan all along, acting under the orders of]] [[Nicol Bolas]] all along, planning to run the Infinite Consortium together with Jace, making him malleable to the will of the Forever Serpent. [[Fail\|Jace declined, not even meetng her in the sanctum's throne room.]]

	[[Image:Jace_Hood.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Jace without his hood. Note his [[weeaboo\|spiky hair, facial tattoos, the ear piercing and the sad/tortured expression]]. (He's gotten better, though.)]]		[[Image:Jace_Hood.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Jace without his hood. Note his [[weeaboo\|spiky hair, facial tattoos, the ear piercing and the sad/tortured expression]]. (He's gotten better, though.)]]

	==Zendikar Shenanigans==		==Zendikar Shenanigans==
	With nothing better to do he took over the remains of the Ravnica cell for his own. Baltrice was traumatised by what Liliana had done to her, so he wiped part of her mind and took her as his right-hand woman. During this time he encountered [[Garruk Wildspeaker]] who was looking for Liliana Vess, going as far as [[Angry Marines\|throat-slamming Jace into a table]] [[Khorne\|and threatening to chop his head off]] [[Angron\|if he did not tell her where she was.]] Jace told him what he knew (not having seen her since the incident with Tezzeret either) and Garruk went on his way, mentioning the scroll he had was a map to Zendikar.		With nothing better to do he took over the remains of the Ravnica cell for his own. Baltrice was traumatised by what Liliana had done to her, so he wiped part of her mind and took her as his right-hand woman. During this time he encountered [[Garruk Wildspeaker]] who was looking for Liliana Vess, going as far as [[Angry Marines\|throat-slamming Jace into a table]] [[Khorne\|and threatening to chop his head off]] [[Angron\|if he did not tell her where she was.]] Jace told him what he knew (not having seen her since the incident with Tezzeret either) and Garruk went on his way, mentioning the scroll he had was a map to Zendikar.

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	The two still working together, they meet Azor in the Golden City, stranded in Ixalan. He reveals that the object of Vraska's quest, the Immortal Sun, was made by Azor using his spark as a way to to trap Nicol Bolas on Ixalan. The artifact has the power to prevent planeswalking, which explains why Jace and all of the other Planeswalkers were trapped on Ixalan the entire time. Things went [[not as planned]] when [[Ugin]] got attacked by Bolas before everything was set up, leaving Azor stuck. Jace, through manipulation of his Guildpact powers, overpowers Azor, and leaves him guarding the Island that Jace first landed on.		The two still working together, they meet Azor in the Golden City, stranded in Ixalan. He reveals that the object of Vraska's quest, the Immortal Sun, was made by Azor using his spark as a way to to trap Nicol Bolas on Ixalan. The artifact has the power to prevent planeswalking, which explains why Jace and all of the other Planeswalkers were trapped on Ixalan the entire time. Things went [[not as planned]] when [[Ugin]] got attacked by Bolas before everything was set up, leaving Azor stuck. Jace, through manipulation of his Guildpact powers, overpowers Azor, and leaves him guarding the Island that Jace first landed on.

	With this new information, Vraska proposes a plan to attempt to beat Bolas at his own game: Jace would excise every memory that Vraska had of their time together on Ixalan, only to restore them later on after Vraska's deal to become the new Golgari Guildmaster. This would leave her as a sleeper agent to be called upon for help later. She also promises Jace that once all of this is done, they would go out on a date together. Jace agrees, and does exactly that. He planeswalks off of Ixalan after the Immortal Sun gets stolen by Bolas.		With this new information, Vraska proposes a plan to attempt to beat Bolas at his own game: Jace would excise every memory that Vraska had of their time together on Ixalan, only to restore them later on after Vraska's deal to become the new Golgari Guildmaster. This would leave her as a sleeper agent to be called upon for help later. She also promises Jace that once all of this is done, they would go out on a date together. Jace agrees and does exactly that. He planeswalks off of Ixalan after the Immortal Sun gets stolen by Bolas.

	Jace was last seen in the story during the [[Dominaria]] set, briefly appearing to tell [[Liliana Vess \| Liliana]] that trying to kill Belzenlok was a bad idea, and that she should really reconsider backing down before she does something stupid. Liliana refuses, and Jace mans the fuck up, telling her off and asking everyone to go to [[Ravnica]] to meet with Ajani. Everyone refuses, and Jace peaces out. Liliana kills Belzenlok, gets Bolas'd, and Jace reappears again with his smuggest "I-told-you-so" face.		Jace was last seen in the story during the [[Dominaria]] set, briefly appearing to tell [[Liliana Vess \| Liliana]] that trying to kill Belzenlok was a bad idea, and that she should really reconsider backing down before she does something stupid. Liliana refuses, and Jace mans the fuck up, telling her off and asking everyone to go to [[Ravnica]] to meet with Ajani. Everyone refuses, and Jace peaces out. Liliana kills Belzenlok, gets Bolas'd, and Jace reappears again with his smuggest "I-told-you-so" face.

			==The Mulitplanar Community tackles Nicky B==
			Immediately after getting to Ravnica to go fight Nicky B alongside pretty much every named Planeswalker, Jace gets trapped by the Immortal Sun and loses his Guildpact powers after Nicky B drops a giant portal on top of the Chamber of the Guildpact. Jace and everyone who isn't on Nicky B's side goes to fight a bunch of zombies from Amonkhet and eventually, Jace coordinates everyone on separate tasks to try and repel the invasion. He got stuck with the job of trying to kill Liliana, as she's currently working for Nicky B on pain of death. He didn't really like having to kill her, because even though she emotionally manipulated him for years and teased his heartstrings pretty much ever since they met, the fact of the matter is that Liliana is kind of the hottest Planeswalker in the Multiverse, and he still kind of wants a piece of her. He ends up failing in his task, but he's not too hung up about it since he's still got a date with Vraska.

			Speaking of Vraska, the first thing he does after his job is "complete" is he goes to restore her memories from Ixalan but fails at that too because someone had already done that for her. While Jace was doing his thing, Vraska was off trying to revive Niv-Mizzet, who died off-screen. Were it not for Niv's intervention, they would have died at the hands of the Gods that Bolas resurrected and brainwashed. They reassure each other that despite their misgivings, they still had the hots for each other and promise to meet up after they go beat up Nicky B.

			A lot of rowdy fighting later, everyone gathers on top of Bolas's Citadel to go beat him up. Niv-Mizzet takes out a couple more of the Gods from Amonkhet, leaving only two of them to be used as a surprise tool for later. Liliana betrays Bolas and nearly dies, if not for the intervention from [[Gideon Jura]], who dies in her stead. Chandra tries to kill Liliana, but Jace holds her back. Liliana severs the brainwashing from the two remaining Gods, allowing them to rip Bolas's Planeswalker Spark from his body, rending him powerless. Everyone is ready to rip into Bolas, but Jace gets a message from [[Ugin]] telling him that if they were to kill him right now, he'd just do the same thing he did the last time Bolas died (he got better), so Jace makes an illusion of Bolas dying instead, letting Ugin trap Bolas in the Meditation Realm.

			With the biggest threat to the Multiverse squared away (for now), the survivors throw the biggest party in the Multiverse. During that party, Vraska becomes the first true winner of the Jace-bowl, kissing him on the lips and presumably banging him off-screen. They don't get to be Magic's hottest power couple for long though, as Niv-Mizzet is still just a little pissed that Vraska helped Bolas get the Immortal Sun. As penance, Vraska is tasked with killing Dovin Baan, who ran off with his tail behind his legs after Bolas lost. Jace isn't actually too devastated by the loss of his Guildpact powers because he wasn't really on Ravnica all that often anyway, and pretty much the only time his powers came up was when he trapped Azor on Ixalan.

	==Cards==		==Cards==

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	Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's okay, too.		Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's okay, too.

			Jace, Wielder of Memories is one of the weird "lower rarity" walkers from War of the Spark. He has a passive ability a la Laboratory Maniac, draws you cards, can mill you or your opponent. Really he revolves around you decking yourself to win the game and is very good at making sure you can deck yourself out.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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Jace becomes a pirate

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	The two still working together, they meet Azor in the Golden City, stranded in Ixalan. He reveals that the object of Vraska's quest, the Immortal Sun, was made by Azor using his spark as a way to to trap Nicol Bolas on Ixalan. The artifact has the power to prevent planeswalking, which explains why Jace and all of the other Planeswalkers were trapped on Ixalan the entire time. Things went [[not as planned]] when [[Ugin]] got attacked by Bolas before everything was set up, leaving Azor stuck. Jace, through manipulation of his Guildpact powers, overpowers Azor, and leaves him guarding the Island that Jace first landed on.		The two still working together, they meet Azor in the Golden City, stranded in Ixalan. He reveals that the object of Vraska's quest, the Immortal Sun, was made by Azor using his spark as a way to to trap Nicol Bolas on Ixalan. The artifact has the power to prevent planeswalking, which explains why Jace and all of the other Planeswalkers were trapped on Ixalan the entire time. Things went [[not as planned]] when [[Ugin]] got attacked by Bolas before everything was set up, leaving Azor stuck. Jace, through manipulation of his Guildpact powers, overpowers Azor, and leaves him guarding the Island that Jace first landed on.

	With this new information, Vraska proposes a plan to attempt to beat Bolas at his own game: Jace would excise every memory that Vraska had of their time together on Ixalan, only to restore them later on after Vraska's deal to become the new Golgari Guildmaster. This would leave her as a sleeper agent to be called upon for help later. She also promises Jace that once all of this is done, they would go out on a date together. Jace agrees, and does exactly that. He ~~is last seen planeswalking~~ off of Ixalan after the Immortal Sun gets stolen by Bolas.		With this new information, Vraska proposes a plan to attempt to beat Bolas at his own game: Jace would excise every memory that Vraska had of their time together on Ixalan, only to restore them later on after Vraska's deal to become the new Golgari Guildmaster. This would leave her as a sleeper agent to be called upon for help later. She also promises Jace that once all of this is done, they would go out on a date together. Jace agrees, and does exactly that. He planeswalks off of Ixalan after the Immortal Sun gets stolen by Bolas.

			Jace was last seen in the story during the [[Dominaria]] set, briefly appearing to tell [[Liliana Vess \| Liliana]] that trying to kill Belzenlok was a bad idea, and that she should really reconsider backing down before she does something stupid. Liliana refuses, and Jace mans the fuck up, telling her off and asking everyone to go to [[Ravnica]] to meet with Ajani. Everyone refuses, and Jace peaces out. Liliana kills Belzenlok, gets Bolas'd, and Jace reappears again with his smuggest "I-told-you-so" face.

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	Jace Beleren appears on nine cards. His first version is notable for being printed with four different images on it: the common form (see the page image), as he appeard in the Duel Deck (and another form in the Japanese print), and as a promotional card for the Agents of Artifice book where it depicts him as he appears on the cover art.		Jace Beleren appears on nine cards. His first version is notable for being printed with four different images on it: the common form (see the page image), as he appeard in the Duel Deck (and another form in the Japanese print), and as a promotional card for the Agents of Artifice book where it depicts him as he appears on the cover art.

	Jace Beleren has CMC and loyalty 3. He can make everyone draw as his first abilitiy, his second makes a player draw 1, and the third mills a player for 20. ~~<strike>~~Powerful, but requires a LOT of loyalty to pull it off~~.</strike> your goal with this Jace is to leave him on the field and alternate his first two abilities until your opponent looks up and you're hopelessly ahead in card advantage~~.		Jace Beleren has CMC and loyalty 3. He can make everyone draw as his first abilitiy, his second makes a player draw 1, and the third mills a player for 20. Powerful, but requires a LOT of loyalty to pull it off.

	Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a source of major [[skub]]. He is the skubularity, split the skub atom and fell into a skub hole. He is in fact the quantum-skub. The first Planeswalker with four abilities (though not the only one with more than three), he can let you look at the opponent's top card and put it on the bottom, draw 3 and return 2 to the top, bounce a creature and as the anti-skub equation he has you exile a player's library and let his hand become his library instead. A single card of him costs about as much as a [[Valkyrie]]. That is not a joke. Play him (hell, OWN him) and you are [[that guy]]. He is in fact [[Mod\|banned]] in Extended and Singleton. He was recently unbanned from Modern, alongside Bloodbraid Elf.		Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a source of major [[skub]]. He is the skubularity, split the skub atom and fell into a skub hole. He is in fact the quantum-skub. The first Planeswalker with four abilities (though not the only one with more than three), he can let you look at the opponent's top card and put it on the bottom, draw 3 and return 2 to the top, bounce a creature and as the anti-skub equation he has you exile a player's library and let his hand become his library instead. A single card of him costs about as much as a [[Valkyrie]]. That is not a joke. Play him (hell, OWN him) and you are [[that guy]]. He is in fact [[Mod\|banned]] in Extended and Singleton. He was recently unbanned from Modern, alongside Bloodbraid Elf.
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	Jace, Cunning Castaway has ''finally'' decided to stop being the wimpy basement-dweller and get somewhat swoll. The anime hair is finally gone, he's rocking a destroyed version of his stupid-looking coat/shirt/tunic... THING, and he's growing a beard. 3 mana, two of it blue, will get him on the field with 3 loyalty, he can give you card advantage from combat damage, produce 2/2 Illusions (which disappear if targeted by a spell), and '''CLONE HIMSELF. TWICE.'''		Jace, Cunning Castaway has ''finally'' decided to stop being the wimpy basement-dweller and get somewhat swoll. The anime hair is finally gone, he's rocking a destroyed version of his stupid-looking coat/shirt/tunic... THING, and he's growing a beard. 3 mana, two of it blue, will get him on the field with 3 loyalty, he can give you card advantage from combat damage, produce 2/2 Illusions (which disappear if targeted by a spell), and '''CLONE HIMSELF. TWICE.'''

	Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's ~~<strike>~~okay, too~~.</strike> bad, but that was the point of the planeswalker decks: To make readily available to new players planeswalker cards that would get them laughed out of FNMs~~.		Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's okay, too.

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	Jace Beleren appears on nine cards. His first version is notable for being printed with four different images on it: the common form (see the page image), as he appeard in the Duel Deck (and another form in the Japanese print), and as a promotional card for the Agents of Artifice book where it depicts him as he appears on the cover art.		Jace Beleren appears on nine cards. His first version is notable for being printed with four different images on it: the common form (see the page image), as he appeard in the Duel Deck (and another form in the Japanese print), and as a promotional card for the Agents of Artifice book where it depicts him as he appears on the cover art.

	Jace Beleren has CMC and ~~loyal~~ 3. He can make everyone draw as his first abilitiy, his second makes a player draw 1, and the third mills a player for 20. Powerful, but requires a LOT of loyalty to pull it off.		Jace Beleren has CMC and loyalty 3. He can make everyone draw as his first abilitiy, his second makes a player draw 1, and the third mills a player for 20. <strike>Powerful, but requires a LOT of loyalty to pull it off.</strike> your goal with this Jace is to leave him on the field and alternate his first two abilities until your opponent looks up and you're hopelessly ahead in card advantage.

	Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a source of major [[skub]]. He is the skubularity, split the skub atom and fell into a skub hole. He is in fact the quantum-skub. The first Planeswalker with four abilities (though not the only one with more than three), he can let you look at the opponent's top card and put it on the bottom, draw 3 and return 2 to the top, bounce a creature and as the anti-skub equation he has you exile a player's library and let his hand become his library instead. A single card of him costs about as much as a [[Valkyrie]]. That is not a joke. Play him (hell, OWN him) and you are [[that guy]]. He is in fact [[Mod\|banned]] in Extended and Singleton. He was recently unbanned from Modern, alongside Bloodbraid Elf.		Jace, the Mind Sculptor is a source of major [[skub]]. He is the skubularity, split the skub atom and fell into a skub hole. He is in fact the quantum-skub. The first Planeswalker with four abilities (though not the only one with more than three), he can let you look at the opponent's top card and put it on the bottom, draw 3 and return 2 to the top, bounce a creature and as the anti-skub equation he has you exile a player's library and let his hand become his library instead. A single card of him costs about as much as a [[Valkyrie]]. That is not a joke. Play him (hell, OWN him) and you are [[that guy]]. He is in fact [[Mod\|banned]] in Extended and Singleton. He was recently unbanned from Modern, alongside Bloodbraid Elf.
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	Jace, Memory Adept has a nasty case of the [[anime]] hair. Coming at 5 mana with 4 loyalty it lets you draw and a player mill, mill a player for 10 (note that this is free!), and makes any number of players draw 20. Obviously this is more of a Johnny card, and can devastate a player in entire turns. Just don't go up against Dredge decks or others that use the graveyard.		Jace, Memory Adept has a nasty case of the [[anime]] hair. Coming at 5 mana with 4 loyalty it lets you draw and a player mill, mill a player for 10 (note that this is free!), and makes any number of players draw 20. Obviously this is more of a Johnny card, and can devastate a player in entire turns. Just don't go up against Dredge decks or others that use the graveyard.

	Jace, Architect of Thought		Jace, Architect of Thought protects himself with his +1, draws cards with his -2, and does nothing with his -8 because, if you're playing him right, you've already used him to draw another copy of himself/Sphinx's Revelation/Elspeth, Sun's Champion. A central part of the oppressive esper control deck during the RTR/Theros standard season.

	Jace, The Living Guildpact		Jace, The Living Guildpact is probably the weakest Jace ever printed. He doesn't draw cards or provide any sort of card advantage, can only protect himself at the price of three loyalty, and has an incredibly bad ultimate.

	Jace, Prodigy of Vryn/Jace, Telepath Unbound		Jace, Prodigy of Vryn/Jace, Telepath Unbound decided to chill around $80 for the entire time it was in standard. Filters cards with his baby side, letting you stock up your graveyard for once he flips. Lets you snap back spells with his smaller minus and weakens creatures with his plus, making him the best Jace in standard that wasn't eventually banned.

	Jace, Unraveler of Secrets		Jace, Unraveler of Secrets: Draws cards, bounces creatures, and has a pretty cheesy ultimate, if you can get it off. An alright finisher in some UR control lists during SOI/BFZ/KLD standard.

	Jace, Cunning Castaway has ''finally'' decided to stop being the wimpy basement-dweller and get somewhat swoll. The anime hair is finally gone, he's rocking a destroyed version of his stupid-looking coat/shirt/tunic... THING, and he's growing a beard. 3 mana, two of it blue, will get him on the field with 3 loyalty, he can give you card advantage from combat damage, produce 2/2 Illusions (which disappear if targeted by a spell), and '''CLONE HIMSELF. TWICE.'''		Jace, Cunning Castaway has ''finally'' decided to stop being the wimpy basement-dweller and get somewhat swoll. The anime hair is finally gone, he's rocking a destroyed version of his stupid-looking coat/shirt/tunic... THING, and he's growing a beard. 3 mana, two of it blue, will get him on the field with 3 loyalty, he can give you card advantage from combat damage, produce 2/2 Illusions (which disappear if targeted by a spell), and '''CLONE HIMSELF. TWICE.'''

	Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's okay, too.		Oh, and the Planeswalker Deck version's <strike>okay, too.</strike> bad, but that was the point of the planeswalker decks: To make readily available to new players planeswalker cards that would get them laughed out of FNMs.

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