Reddit reviews Dragon's Maze (The Secretist Book 3)

>the way he deals with life hasn't changed much.

Jace was introduced to us as a telepath willing to blackmail Ravnica's rich to survive. He worked for an interplanar criminal organization ran by Tezzeret and that led to his Mind Sculptor status, willing to leave his targets as thoughtless husks of life. Which he did to his abuser, Tezzeret, by the end of the novel.

I'd say that is different approach from how Jace networked the minds of the guildrunners on Ravnica to prevent any one from casting the Supreme Verdict. And it's also different from someone who was willing to risk their sanity attaching a binding spell to an Eldrazi titan.

The Secretist: Part One

The Secretist: Part Two

The Secretist: Part Three

The actual books of course you have to buy, but the short stories are usually on the mtg story page for free.

In 2005-6 original Ravnica had a three book cycle named after the sets: Ravnica, Guildpact, and Dissention. In 2012-13 Return to Ravnica had a three book series called the Secretist Return to Ravnica, Gatecrash, and Dragon's Maze. For this set there will be a War of the Spark book, and some time in June or so there will be a series of short stories that probably will be released on the MTG site.

There's also a Story section to their site that has short stories for each one of the recent blocks. The most recent stories are at the top, and if you scroll down you can open stories for previous blocks back to at least Tarkir.

We don't know anything more than what was said in the trailer.

There should be more information about it coming out with Dragon's Maze: The Secretist.

The history they share is all covered in the Return to Ravnica block story. That's all covered in the Secretist eBook. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Those stories detail how Jace became the living Guildpact, which is really the biggest plot detail that has lasting impact from those books.

Shards of Alara lore is in the novel Alara Unbroken

Return to Ravnica has a trio of novellas: Return to Ravnica, Gatecrash, and Dragon's Maze. There's also the Planeswalkers' Guide, and some scattered short stories floating around somewhere.

Original Ravnica has a trio of novels: Ravnica, Guildpact, and Dissension.