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Is Hazoret Tezzeret?

Hazoret is a god on Amonkhet. Or is he? The planeswalker Tezzeret fled from Kaladesh after being defeated by the Gatewatch and the people who revolted against him. Could it be that Tezzeret planeswalked [thinking of a plane/world of his choice and instantly going there] to Amonkhet and disguised himself as a god?

Let's have a look at the facts and decide for ourselves:

1. Tezzeret is Nicol Bolas' agent. It would make sense for Tezzeret to go to the plane where his boss is, which in this case is Amonkhet.

2. Hazoret, Tezzeret - they sound almost exactly the same.

3. At the end of the Amonkhet trailer we see Hazoret fighting Gideon and Liliana. Both Gideon and Liliana are part of the Gatewatch, a group of planeswalkers saving planes\worlds in danger. Could it be that they found out that Hazoret was Tezzeret, and had gone after him?

4. This fact ends the discussion for me: the gods have always ruled Amonkhet. There is no way that Tezzeret could just dress up as a god without the real gods knowing about it.

In my opinion, Tezzeret is not Hazoret. What do you think?


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