[Cards] Helm of the Justicars

There is no joy to the life of a Justicar. For as much as we fight, what we fight creeps back to fill in the voids we cannot suppress. For what we can suppress, what we suppress simply hides in the cracks we cannot see. For all we see, what we can see will convince itself our eyes are blind.

We tried to convince them that magic was weak, was heretical, was wrong. But they lived by the evidence of their faulted eyes, seeing only what they wished to of their profane ability. And in this, they could find their misplaced conviction, find the resilience to blind themselves to the truth.

That way was wrong. We could never convince them of their own fall.

Instead, we must convince them of this: moral or amoral, their magic is nothing before us.

—Ultimatum of Purpose, Grand Mage-Arbiter Elodie Scolian