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Inventors' Fair
Inventors' Fair
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Plane Kaladesh
Part of Ghirapur

The Inventors' Fair is a month-long event that was held in Ghirapur to celebrate the myriad inventions of the Great Aether Boom. It drew inventors and fans from across the world and featured expositions of artifice in a variety of fields.

The true purpose of the Inventor's Fair was to gather all the new technology developed by the Kaladeshi to test and license them for broad use.

The exhibition[ | ]

Architecture[ | ]

Many of the city's newest buildings are both serving as functional spaces and have been submitted to the Fair's architecture division. They contain graceful arches, orbiting lighting, and mechanized displays of Artani Hall. And also contain brilliant designs of tracks, stages, and arenas for the races and demonstrations.

Aether Science[ | ]

The Inventors' Fair will award prizes to innovators competing in the often abstract and theoretical field of aether science. The Enlighted Keepers of the Consulate have put out a call for Kaladesh's greatest minds to present their findings in the areas of New Refinement Methods, Enhanced Power Extraction Techniques, and the reality-bending concept of Alternate Means of Matter Transportation (Teleportation).

Weapons[ | ]

Demonstrations of a variety of new weaponry will take place under careful supervision and strict regulation. Judges will assess all kinds of weapons, from massive aether projectors to small, personal construct-mounted devices. Categories include Long-Range, Personal Defense, Aether-Firing, Vehicle-Attachment, and Construct-Attachment.

Animal Constructs[ | ]

The hundred-acre interactive "zoo" is not stocked with natural animals, but with marvelous constructs designed to mimic the wonders of nature. This magnificent park is in the heart of Greenwheel. Visitors of every age are allowed.

Vehicles[ | ]

Vehicles of all kinds compete both in their novelty of design and their performance in races. The races are the most popular events of the fair and sell out months in advance.

The attendants[ | ]

Inventors[ | ]

The inventors fuel their creativity with unrestricted aether access. Whether they're a backyard tinkerer or Consulate designer, they can get out their products in front of the eyes of the public.

Benefactors[ | ]

The benefactor looking for the next big investment. They will be competing with each other every bit as fiercely as the Fair's inventors. For the right invention, offers can be high.

Judges[ | ]

The Inventors' Fair judges are of the highest quality, chosen for their experience, acumen, and prestige. And they have all come here hoping to be awed and amazed. It's to the inventors to win over the hearts and minds of these esteemed judges. In exchange, the most talented inventors will receive recognition and honor that will send their careers soaring. The judges are recognized by their red-painted faces.[1]

The Public[ | ]

The Consulate expects to see people from all across Kaladesh arriving in droves for the chance to partake in what promises to be the most thrilling spectacle of the century. The schedule is packed from dawn to dusk daily.

The Inventions[ | ]

Invention Inventor Affiliation Results
Aether injection system Aditi Desai[2] Aetherlogical Society Consulate research grant recipient
Aether Vial
Arcbound Ravager Confiscated
Black Vise
Cataclysmic Gearhulk (not competing)[2]
Chalice of the Void
Champion's Helm Adi Thandray
Chromatic Lantern Luminary League
Chrome Mox
Cloudstone Curio Suja Pavani
Combustible Gearhulk Eshan Baat (not competing)[2]
Crucible of Worlds Jitya Reyath
Defense Grid Consulate
Duplicant
Dynavolt Tower Faiz
Engineered Explosives
Extraplanar Lens
Fleetwheel Cruiser Ira Joshi (pilot)[3] Consulate Pilots' Union
Foundry Assembler Bhavin Jani[2][4] Consulate research grant recipient
Gauntlet of Power
Grindstone
Hangarback Walker
Lightning Greaves
Lotus Petal
Mana Crypt Anonymous
Mana Vault Aetherological Society[5] Confiscated
Matter Transporter Rashmi [6][4][7] Won top prize; repurposed by Tezzeret into the Planar Bridge
Meekstone
Mind's Eye House of Knowledge Consulate
Miniaturized young elk Himmat Neela Greenwheel Lifecrafters Animal Constructs: Miniatures Division: Winner[2]
Mox Opal
Noxious Gearhulk (not competing)[2]
Oblivion Stone
Ornithopter Confiscated
Painter's Servant
Pacification Array Modified by the consulate
Paradox Engine Anonymous Confiscated
Perpetual Timepiece Tiyu Arrun[3] Aetherlogical Society
Pithing Needle
Platinum Angel Adi Thandray Confiscated
Rings of Brighthearth Amrit Vatyam
Scroll Rack
Sculpting Steel Shanti Makam
Servo companion Ritika[3] Countless Gears Winner
Sky Skiff Pihu Laal[3] Aeronautical Trials: Featherweight Filigree Division
Sky-dock Assisters Modified into the Ensnaring Bridge by a consulate engingeer.
Sol Ring Venya Sangmi
Solemn Simulacrum
Sphere of Resistance
Staff of Domination
Static Orb
Steel Overseer Venand Kapur
Sundering Titan
Sword of Body and Mind
Sword of Feast and Famine
Sword of Fire and Ice
Sword of Light and Shadow
Sword of War and Peace
Torrential Gearhulk (not competing)[2]
Tradewind Airship Neerav Soni[3]
Trinisphere Confiscated
Vedalken Shackles
Verdurous Gearhulk (not competing)[2]
Whirlermaker Confiscated[5]
Wurmcoil Engine
Sana Ahir[4][8] Aeronautical Design Division: 3rd Place; Consulate research grant recipient
Jehvani
Burnouts[2]
Bhejek (pilot)[2] Ground Grinders
Grinning Ren (pilot)[2] Ground Grinders
Rumble Runners[2]
Depala (pilot)[2] Derby Crows Sky Derby: Qualifiers (passed), First Round (passed)
Wind-Kin[2] Sky Derby: Qualifiers (passed), First Round (passed)
Cloud Tumbler Society[2] Sky Derby: Qualifiers (passed), First Round (passed)

The Finale[ | ]

Head Judge Tezzeret announced that the elvish artificer Rashmi won the Inventor's Fair with her teleportation device. During the grand finale, he was about to execute Renegade Prime, Pia Nalaar, in a quicksmithing duel, until he was interrupted by the arrival of the Gatewatch. Afterward, the Consulate forces confiscated the inventions and took the participants into custody.[9]

In-game references[ | ]

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Associated cards:
Referred to:

References[ | ]

  1. Magic at PAX: Kaladesh World-Building Panel
  2. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Kaladesh Consulate - Facebook
  3. a b c d e Discover KaladeshWizards of the Coast
  4. a b c Kimberly J. Kreines (December 14, 2016). "Breakthrough". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  5. a b James Wyatt (October 19, 2016). "A Grateful Consulate". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  6. Kimberly J. Kreines (August 31, 2016). "A Time for Innovation". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  7. Nik Davidson, Kelly Digges, and Kimberly J. Kreines (January 2, 2017). "Revolution Begins". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  8. Mel Li, Kelly Digges, Alison Luhrs, Doug Beyer, and Chris L'Etoile (February 1, 2017). "Renewal". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  9. Doug Beyer (October 12, 2016). "In This Very Arena". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.

External links[ | ]

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