These "the continent of [whatever]" with the missing planes are driving me up the wall

Does ANYTHING else glitch out this way? I don't think so. It's very, very annoying and I don't know what causes it.

The weirdest part is that it depends on where in a prompt the blasted thing gets called.

We may need a testing sandbox: a generator loaded with the offending planes (an maybe one or two generics), some planeswalkers, and a couple of prompts that call [planeswalks] in different positions.

This is essentially how I tested my explanation prompt (which had a TON of problems originally). I just made my own, copied the tables, and then deleted all the prompts but that one so that I could see the variables.

There's also that persistent nonexistent person bug.

Yeah, I need to check to see if it's calling a planar native without calling a plane. That's important to check for. Otherwise I'm not sure what's causing that.

Is it possible there's a space on the blank line at the end of $planeswalker or such that's being treated as an entry?

That's the only thing I can think of, but you're a lot better at this coding stuff than I am. (Seriously, that one prompt took me a long time to figure out...)

Oh, will you please give that up, Ellia!


This seems highly likely with the view of Phyrexia presented in Shattered Chains. Right now, it's slightly less likely...


Huh. Well, either way, she's not having a great day, I guess.


Good luck!


Either the Generator is deeply confused, or it knows a deep, dark secret we don't...


Wow, there's a lot going on on Muraganda, apparently, and Raiker's behind it. Also, I guess Aloise and Lukas have a date. That's nice.


I like it. Keeper, Tevish, Raven, one of you get on this. Oh, wait...


Oh, Denner. Here we go again...

Ellia the Endbringer visiting a living plane that we've previously seen is capable of sensing, from Planeswalkers, the deaths of other planes.

That... could be pretty incredible.

Lure Raiker in with an apparent saga of lies, betrayal, and soap-opera drama, then spring the trap? The real question is how the hell they got Huinn in on it.


And the winner, by default....


Agmund: "And the whole time, the real culprit was..."
Agmund: *tears off mask*
Agmund: "Old man Szadek!"
Szadek: "I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling planeswalkers. And your meepling, too."
Duchess, Chardis, Raiker: *Whistle Innocently*


This was just an average prompt until... yeah, Beryl.


Secretly opposing Beryl is a footnote for Zhiran (as is being caught in Chaotic Aether) because it only lasts so long before he remembers he's Zhiran and can solve problems related to low-weight-class individuals in nanoseconds.

Seems perfectly reasonable.


Neither option sounds that good for the rest of us.


New twist!


Noggle 'walker, you say? Makes sense...

Okay, Kirsh. I hope you're ready for things to get weird.


There are probably better places to flee, Denner.


And thus begins yet another Dominarian catastrophe.


Yeah, it's a confusing topic...


Yes...
for Art...


Seems like a good choice for one of our microfics.

That [continent] without Dominaria appended is especially problematic when the location is merely "the north polar continent."

???

If she was hoping to wrath that plane, I'd say she's a little late.

My bad.

Don't apologize.

You snooze, you lose.

So, just a heads up, I'm elbow deep in some modifications on it right now, so I hope nobody else is doing any editing at the moment.

Out of every possible permutation, this is by far one of the best possible ones I could have generated with that prompt.

Regardless, feel free to now search like mad for the other new toys I've dropped into the pool.

This one is also pretty good.


That sucks, Aamir. Hopefully Sri Hara remembers the cure.


A troubling thought.


Not really a lot to see there, buddy.


Uh-Oh!

soooo... the blind date didn't go well then?


*glances to her left*
yep, over there.

Yipes!... this is going to be.... yipes.


*open mouth*
....
*close mouth*

I take it Aloise pointed him in that direction.