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Ulamog

The Ceaseless Hunger that devours worlds and consumes the very mana of existence.

Ulamog stands as one of the three Eldrazi Titans, ancient alien entities that exist outside the normal laws of the Multiverse. Often referred to as the Ceaseless Hunger, this colossal being consumes magical energy and destroys civilizations in its path. It is a force of pure entropy, representing an existential threat to any plane it inhabits.

Quick Facts

Role
Eldrazi Titan
Affiliation
The Eldrazi
First appearance
Scars of Mirrodin block
Status
Defeated
Home plane
Zendikar (Imprisoned)
Threat level
Multiversal

Lore & Background

Before the history of most planes was written, Ulamog roamed the Blind Eternities alongside its siblings. It is not a creature born of flesh or blood but an abstract concept given form, designed to consume the mana that fuels reality. Its presence causes the land to wither and magic to fade, leaving only barren rock in its wake.

Reader's Guide

Legends speak of a time before memory when three great shadows fell upon the Multiverse. Among them was Ulamog, known to ancient scholars as the Ceaseless Hunger. It did not seek conquest or worship; it sought only sustenance. Wherever it walked, magic drained from the soil and life withered into ash.

The people of Zendikar eventually found a way to bind this horror using seven leylines that crisscrossed their world. For millennia, the Titan slept beneath the earth, its presence felt only in tremors and nightmares. The seal held firm until a desperate planewalker sought to save his home by opening paths through reality itself. This act of desperation broke the chains.

The Hunger awakened once more, moving between worlds like a plague. It was not until a coalition of heroes gathered that the threat was finally neutralized. Now, only ruins remain where it walked, and bards warn children never to look into the deep dark for too long.

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