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Dominaria
The following Dominarian characters are only mentioned in flavor text, or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
Name | Title | Description | Cards |
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Adom Capashen | Adom Capashen, Benalish Commander
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A member of Clan Capashen during the Time Spiral Crisis. | |
Aevar Borg |
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A northern guide during the Thaw. Travelled with Arcum Dagsson to the Ronom Glacier and uncovered an ice Phyrexian.[1] | |
Afari |
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A Jamuraan writer and author of the Tales of Jamuraa. |
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Afra |
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A cleric at the Cathedral of Serra. A friend of Tiana.[2] | |
Agrippa | Agrippa the Wayfinder
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A sailor.[3] | |
Aioue |
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High priest of the Ixidorians.[4] | |
Akeloni |
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A Tefemburu woman and spokesperson for the fifteen Civic Guildmages.[5] | |
Akhmer |
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Great suzerain of Suq'Ata.[6] | |
Akime |
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A Jamuraan caravan drover. Assistant of Subira.[7] | |
Akoroun |
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The Vodalian mage who created a portal from the crumbling Vodalian Empire near Sarpadia to Etlan Shiis, but accidentally 3000 years in the future. Killed by Empress Galina.[8] | |
Alene | Alene of Riverspan
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Villager of a new town built on the remains of a Phyrexian portal ship. | |
Alexandrite |
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Daughter of King Darien the Great of Kjeldor. She fell in love with and married the son of Lovisa Coldeyes, Lothar. This marriage united Kjeldor and Balduvia, giving birth to the nation of New Argive.[9] |
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Aliana |
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A wife of Jodah.[9] | |
Angelwing |
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Sister of Gull.[10] | |
Aniyeh |
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A woman who played an important part in Starke’s life. Possibly the mother of Takara.[11] | |
Annika Voyshe | Empress Annika
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The wife of the current ruler of Vodalia. a former schoolteacher and a faithful but liberal Svyelunite.[12] | |
Aprem |
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A Ghitu companion of Teferi and Jhoira at the time of the Time Spiral crisis.[13] Killed by Nicol Bolas. | |
Arcanis | Arcanis the Omnipotent
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A pit-fighter in the Grand Coliseum of Otaria. A dark and mysterious wizard. No one knows if Arcanis is even human.[14] |
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Arien |
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An exact male copy of Karona created by the numena to lure and trap her.[15] | |
Arine |
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A Benalish servant and a friend of young Liliana Vess.[16] | |
Arkol | Arkol, Argivian scholar[17]
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An Argivian scholar, known for his misinterpretations. | |
Armand Ar-Basinno |
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A historian at the Argivian University.[18] | |
Aron Capashen |
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The head of the highest house of Benalia and a distant relative of Gerrard Capashen. Father of Raff and Danitha Capashen.[19] |
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Arongi | Dr. Arongi
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A wizard and staff member at Tolaria West.[20] | |
Ash Kronor | Ash Kronor, Keldon warlord
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A Keldon warlord. | |
Ashar |
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A panther warrior from Free Urborg and a close friend of Marivel. He carries three long scars across his chest as a reminder of the attack of the Cabal that almost killed him.[12] | |
Atalya | Atalya, Samite Master
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A master of the Samite Order. | |
Avad |
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A member of the Council of Guides of Hamath Town in 3980 AR.[21] | |
Axelrod Gunnarson |
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A legendary Giant. | |
Azeworai |
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A Jamuuran storyteller. | |
Aziz |
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Ship's mage of the Burning Vengeance, the pirate ship that rescued Sisay from enslavement.[22] | |
Aznaph | Aznaph, Greenseeker
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A Yavimayan elf of post-apocalyptic Dominaria. | |
Badger |
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A villager of White Ridge. Father of Cowslip.[10] | |
Balthus | Brother Balthus
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An abbot of the Brotherhood of Gix who attended a summit of the Council of Mages at the Ivory Towers of Terisiare.[23] | |
Bardo |
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Friend of Gull and Greensleeves and part of their army.[24] | |
Baru | Baru, Fist of Krosa
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A druid from the forest of Krosa. He shares the title of ‘Fist of Krosa’ with Kamahl, the barbarian. Though some say that he is a descendant of Kamahl, there is no real evidence of it. |
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Bayende |
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Wife of Thane Du-Moriss IV. Killed by Noranda-Zang.[25] | |
Beebalm |
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A homeowning villager in White Ridge. When his mother was killed by wolves, he got a pet goat, which was later eaten by goblins. His house was crushed by a clockwork steed moments later.[10] | |
Belenda Danisdotter |
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A friend of Jaya Ballard's.[9][26] | |
Betalem |
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Conservative Minotaur cleric of Stahaan, who plotted to overthrow the reign of Myrrax of Mirtiin.[27] | |
Bethan Leitbur |
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Founder of the Order of Leitbur. Later deified.[28] | |
Betje | Sister Betje
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Author of Miracles of the Saints during The Dark Age. A Miracle Worker of the Church of Tal.[17] | |
Bigasdat |
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A goblin from the Ironclaw Mountains.[29] | |
Bittersweet |
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Mother of Gull and Greensleeves.[10] | |
Blurglump | Chief Blurglump
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Leader of the Ironclaw Goblins.[29] | |
Borg | Borg the Ninth
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An orc mercenary in Shiv.[30][31] | |
The Boy
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Leader of the Cabal after Virot Maglan.[15] A child, he was said to channel the Cabal's previous leaders and champions, including Maglan, Phage, Braids and Kuberr. Killed in the fall of Cabal City. | ||
Bretath |
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Leader of the Order after the death of Pianna.[32] | |
Broad-Paw |
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A Mtenda lion, twin of Six-Toe.[33] | |
Brown Bear |
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Father of Gull and Greensleeves.[10] | |
Bryony |
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A hog farmer in White Ridge.[10] | |
B'temba | Mother B'temba
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A healer and wife of Jaleen Firedrinker.[33] | |
Bwire | The Great Darkness Shifty Bwire Bwire the Angry Bwire the Barterer
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A shaman from Urborg, rumored to be a relative of Kaervek, possibly even his twin.[33] | |
Catclaw |
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A friend of Gull who lived in White Ridge.[10] | |
Channa |
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A scout in the army of Gull and Greensleeves. Killed on Phyrexia.[24] | |
Chatzuk |
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A significant person associated with Helm of Chatzuk.[10][34] | |
Chayum-Icha |
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A member of the Ingatl tribe and delegate from the Yumok nation on the Council of Mages.[23] | |
Chipmunk |
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Son of Seal.[10] | |
Chouri |
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Jojo's goatdog.[33] | |
Cl'eueth | Cl'eueth, Historian of Clan Capashen[35]
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Corin | Corin, Tolarian Mage
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A young mage from Tolarian Academy who helped Liliana and Gideon defeat Josu.[36] | |
Corus |
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A viashino companion of Teferi and Jhoira at the time of the Time Spiral crisis.[13] | |
Cowslip |
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A young woman of White Ridge, daughter of Badger. She was a livestock farmgirl.[10] | |
Crispy |
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An orcish canoneer. | Orcish Cannonade (Time Spiral) |
Cromat |
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A legendary Illusion | |
Cub |
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Brother of Gull.[10] | |
Dacian | Dacian the Red
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A wizard. A foe of Gull and Greensleeves and part of their army.[24] | |
Daedalus |
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A lich who sought to control undead green dragons, but was killed by them instead.[37] | |
Damon |
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A wizard's apprentice who became a wizard.[38] | |
Daro |
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A member of the Council of Guides of Hamath Town in 3980 AR.[21] | |
Daron |
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Young son of Dakkon Blackblade. Killed by his father during the creation of the Blackblade.[39] | |
Dassene |
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A Ghitu companion of Teferi and Jhoira at the time of the Time Spiral crisis.[13] | |
Deidre |
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A member of the Cabal and a friend of Chainer. She was killed by The Order in one of their attempts to get the Mirari from the hands of the Cabal. | |
Dellin | Dellin Berting, Tolarian entomologist
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Derryn |
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Noira's brother.[40] | |
Dervish | Lord Dervish
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A mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Deryan |
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A librarian | |
Deveraux | Lord Deveraux
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A lord of Kjeldor.[41] | |
Diago Deerv |
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The lead Viashino machinist of the Mana Rig in Shiv.[42] | |
Dirk | Dirk the Dastardly
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Inventor of a Serpent Generator.[30] | |
Dorine |
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A mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Draco |
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A powerful artifact dragon. | |
Dreadfang |
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A Crookshank Kobold who forced Loot Niptil to steal a treasure, but was killed by the ensuing curse.[43] | |
Drusilla |
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A mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Eagyn | Lord Eagyn
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A white Dragon that used to prey on humans, he became a lord of the Northern Order on Otaria after meeting its founder during the Invasion. Rescued Pianna from and later died fighting barbarians, ceding his leadership to Sergeant Kort.[44] | |
Ebenin | Ebenin, Historian of Clan Tarmula[35]
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Edgur |
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An apprentice who made a deal with a nature spirit to become a werebear in order to win a duel.[45] | |
Ehlanni |
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A teacher at the Tolarian Academy teacher, originally from the Hurloon Mountains.[46] | |
Elionoway |
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An elf.[47] | |
Elkan |
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A wizard who attempted to trick the orcish general Groth Jonar.[48] | |
Ekemet | Scout Ekemet
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A scout for Femeref during the Mirage Wars. She was to take a trail through the Uuserk Marshes but never returned.[49] Her final diaries provided the high council of Jamuraa an idea of Kaervek’s infiltration into Zhalfir and its surrounding regions. |
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Elam | Elam the Awful
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A goblin mercenary in Shiv.[30][31] | |
Eliko | Eliko of the Red Lance
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An askari battlemage in Tefemburu.[5] | |
Ereth |
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A Yavimayan elf. She sacrificed herself to stop her teacher, Zorich, from killing human refugees who were immigrating to the forest.[50] | |
Erissa | Erissa, bog witch
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Erne | Silver Erne
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Sent by the council of elders in Minorad to travel Dominaria and summon its greatest minds to form the Sages of Minorad.[21] | |
Ettovard | Ettovard, Tolarian Archivist
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Archivist on Tolaria. | |
Ezrith | Ezrith, Druid of the Dark Hours
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A druid of post-apocalyptic Dominaria, practicing necromantic magic. | |
Fadira |
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Grandmother of Fola.[33] | |
Fannia | Fannia, Historian of Clan Ternsev[35]
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Farim |
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A young worker at the Weatherlight construction site. Hadi's Cousin.[2] | |
Farsa Tashiir |
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A historian, studying the Brothers' War.[51] | |
Felicia Stovorod | Princess Felia
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Intelligent and opinionated daughter of the current ruler of Vodalia.[12] | |
Feverfew |
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Wife of Seal.[10] | |
Finn |
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A Llanowar elf from the Riashil elfhame.[52] | |
Finroy |
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An apprentice to Lord Rothchild of Kjeldor.[41] | |
Fire Eye | Bey Fire Eye
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The bey (king) of the Viashino of Shiv, who made a deal with Urza that allowed the planeswalker to use the Mana Rig.[42] | |
Firesong |
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A Hurloon Minotaur cleric. Brother of Sunspeaker.[53] | |
Flamescar
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A Cabalist responsible for the deaths of Rasarm's family.[54] Brother of Suarvol. Killed by Rasarm in a pit fight. | ||
Flegg |
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A goblin from the Ironclaw Mountains. Bigasdat's brother.[29] | |
Flesdrim |
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A Cabal servant. | |
Flog |
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A goblin from a nursery rhyme who retreated when he saw the enemy army.[55] | Relentless Assault (Visions) |
Fola |
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The Civic Guildmage of Kenlo. Claims to be a cousin of Rashida Scalebane. Accoring to Hakim Loreweaver, released Kaervek from the Amber Prison to capture a Catacomb Dragon attacking her village.[33] | |
Forena | Forena, Scalebane's Elite
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A member of Rashida Scalebane's Elite who undertook the Lion's Eye quest to free Mangara from the Amber Prison.[56] | |
Four of Four |
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A goat owned by Jojo originally called Nine of Thirteen. According to Hakim Loreweaver, ate the Amber Prison containing Kaervek and subsequently gained magical abilities including firebreathing, flight, and phasing. Eventually expelled the Amber Prison and returned to normal.[33] | |
Furt |
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A goblin occasionally used as a missile weapon. Killed by his friend Varv. | |
Gamelen | Gamelen, Citanul Elder
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An important Elf from Argoth. | |
Garna | Garna, the Bloodflame
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A vicious, battle-scarred Keldon warrior. A rival of Radha. She has gathered a warhost that shares her violent, xenophobic vision for their nation.[53] | |
Gar-Tun | Gar-Tun, Mistvalley silverback
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A gorilla silverback. | |
Gazali |
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An ancient wizard and friend of Teferi who created a powerful dragon, and used its summoning after his death to return in the body of Majalina.[57] | |
Gendrin |
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Leader of the Cult of Rimewind during the Event. Killed by his successor Heidar.[58]. | |
Gensai |
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A member of the Council of Guides of Hamath Town in 3980 AR.[21] | |
George Témoin |
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Caretaker of House Vess.[59] Husband of Karina Téomin. | |
Gerrel |
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Inkeeper of Vess[36] | |
Getin |
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A Garan elf living in exile in the Viashino city of Berimish. Working as a baker. Aunt of Recin.[60] | |
Gilanra | Gilanra, Caller of Wirewood
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A Wirewood elf. | |
Girian |
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Leader of the Order of the Steel Leaf.[61] | |
Glosstongue Crackcrest |
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The official leader of the goblins that worked in the Mana Rig in Shiv.[42] | |
Godwyn |
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A librarian in New Argive.[62] Converted by the Phyrexians during the Invasion. Killed by his second-in-command, Kari. | |
Gooseguts | Gramma Gooseguts
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A goblin matron from the Ironclaw Mountains.[29] | |
Gorgoth |
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A possibly Phyrexian Demon who worked on the Grand Coliseum.[4] | |
Grahilah | Grahilah, Former Trader of Amiqat
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Grendin |
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Predecessor of Heidar as leader of the Cult of Rimewind. | |
Greht |
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Gathan Doyen and leader.[13] He has a metal mask grafted onto his face and glowing red eyes | |
Groth Jonar |
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An orcish general in the Balduvian mountains who fought the Kjeldorans.[48] | |
Grunn | Grunn, the Lonely King
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An accomplished gorilla warrior. A hermit and unrivaled king of his own patch of Yavimaya. He believes his ancestors alone are worthy company.[63] |
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Guldark |
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Orcish leader of a band of Torgash clan orcs. Kidnapped Pik's sister. Killed by Vannemir.[64] | |
Gwenna |
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An elf who helped Harbin when he arrived on Argoth. After the Sylex Blast, she sacrificed herself to help Temken and the other survivors of the Sylex to rebuild their society.[65] | |
Gwilliam |
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A citizen of Mors Ridge.[66] | |
Haakon | Haakon the First
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Self-appointed Wizard King of the Badlands. A foe of Gull and Greensleeves.[24][67] Not to be confused with Haakon, Stromgald's Scourge. |
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Haddad |
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Jamuraan soldier of the Ki'pamu League who was conscripted during the Keldon Invasion to work for Latulla.[68] | |
Hadi |
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Assistant artificer to Jhoira, and a friend of Tiana. An older man who had come to Tolarian Academy from Jamuraa.[2][69] | |
Hammen |
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Child of Garth One-Eye and Norreen. Named after Garth's friend of the same name.[70] | |
Hanan |
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A poet from Jamuraa. | |
Hapari | Hapari the Mapmaker[33]
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Harell | Harell of Mno[71]
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Havram | Havram, Historian of Clan Croger[35]
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Heath |
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An archer in Adira Strongheart's Circle of Seven.[72] | |
Helana |
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A sun-priest who saved her father from Hell, but had to use black mana to accomplish this.[73] | |
Helki |
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A female centaur enslaved by the wizard Towser and befriended by Gull and Greensleeves. Holleb's wife.[74] | |
Henry Joseph | King Henry Jospeh I
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King of Icatia.[75] | |
Heptane |
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The red-aligned dragon lord of Mitrokin village during the reign of the Primevals.[76] | |
Hilel |
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Breathstealer who assinated Qhattib, the Vizier of Amiqat, shortly after the Mirage War. | |
Holleb |
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A male centaur enslaved by the wizard Towser and befriended by Gull and Greensleeves. Helki's husband[74] | |
Holux | Holux, Stronghold Racketeer
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An occupant of the Stronghold after it had appeared on Dominaria. | |
Hooks | Hooks, Cabal Torturer
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Husam'Tor |
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A Suq'Atan military man of strategy and cunning. Brother of Telim'Tor.[49] | |
Iisha |
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A girl from a village attacked by thallids, rescued by Chandra Nalaar.[77] | |
Ilcaster |
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A boy in a magic school. He was told the story of the Weatherlight by the Librarian.[11] | |
Ildria Caldos |
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A historian, studying the Brothers' War.[51] | |
Illith |
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A Demonic Tutor, who helped the sun-priest Helana save her father from Hell.[73] | |
Ilyana of Rosecot |
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Early leader of House Rosecot.[35] | |
Imrul |
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Grand vizier to the great suzerain of Suq'Ata, Akhmer. He once met Wasitora.[6] | |
Isa |
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A fylgja in the form of a snow leopard that possessed Vannemire's Runeblade during the Ice Age.[64] | |
Isel | Isel, Master Carver
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A master carver who lived on Dominaria at the time of the Phyrexian Invasion. Known for his magic cameos. | |
Isonidas | Isonidas of Urborg
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An Urborg war mage and war captain.[78] | |
Iyrgth |
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A spirit from Urborg, contacted by Slimefoot.[79] | |
Jacob |
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A citizen of Mors Ridge.[66] | |
Jaleen Firedrinker |
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A warrior of Kenlo and husband of Mother B'temba.[33] | |
Janin |
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A Garan elf living in exile in the Viashino city of Berimish. Working as a baker. Mother of Recin[60] | |
Jaeger Ojanen |
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A cat warrior. Father of Jedit Ojanen. | |
Jamar |
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A man from Mitrokin village sacrificed to the village's dragon lords during the reign of the Primevals.[76] | |
Jareth | Jareth, Leonine Titan
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A pit-fighter in the Grand Coliseum of Otaria. A megolith, or giant lion-like living sandstone statue.[80][81] His only weapon is a nasty-looking shield.[14] | |
Jarod |
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A white dragon raised by a druid.[82] | |
Javero |
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A soldier from Benalia who didn’t want to join Kastans assassins. He was killed by the soldier Torsten.[11] | |
Jelamau |
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Captain of the Kukemssan privateer Wave Splitter.[78] | |
Jenson Carthalion | Jenson Carthalion, Yavimaya fugitive
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A descendant of the long Carthalion line. | |
Jerran |
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A member of Rashida Scalebane's Elite who undertook the Lion's Eye quest to free Mangara from the Amber Prison..[56] | |
Jerrard | Jerrard of the Closed Fist
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A legendary knight and the last of the Order of the Closed Fist. Once, their realm stretched across the Kb'Briann Highlands south of Benalia. After the onset of Sheoltun and various other kingdoms, the Closed Fist survived only in the powerful Jerrard. | |
Jeska |
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Laboratory aide to Rayne.[83] | |
Jojo | Jojo the goatherd
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A Jamuraan goatherd on the Ntatsu Plains. According to Hakim Loreweaver, one of his goats ate the Amber Prison containing Kaervek.[33] | |
Jonko |
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A red mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Jora |
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A mother in Kenlo carried off by a Catacomb Dragon.[33] | |
Jorin |
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Jumok | Jumok of the Cheetah Warclan
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The one who found Starke after the latter was brought to Jamuraa to get Vuel to join the side of Phyrexia.[11] | |
Kari |
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A woman in New Argive.[62] Converted to the Phyrexian side by Godwyn during the Invasion. She killed herself with Godwyn. | |
Karina Témoin |
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Head of Household of House Vess.[59] Wife of George Téomin. | |
Karli |
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A desert wizard who attacked the army of Gull and Greensleeves.[24] | |
Kasib ibn Naji | Kasib ibn Naji
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A writer of famous letters during the Mirage War. | |
Kastan | Lord Kastan
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An albino who ran the assassins guild of Benalia.[11] | |
Kathwar |
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The war chief of the Malpiri tribe and delegate for the Sardinian peoples on the Council of Mages.[23] | |
Kavalex |
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A dragon who made a pact with the Keldons before being killed by Skouras.[84] | |
Keilik |
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A cat warrior who fell in love with Mirri, who was in love with Gerrard. Seyen ruled that Gerrard and Keilic should fight over the right to marry her. Gerrard won.[11] | |
Kem |
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A bodyguard of the wizard Towser. Antagonist of Gull and Greensleeves, until they saved his life. He later died in a tsunami.[74] | |
Kenta |
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One of Fola's parents.[33] | |
Khausiss |
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A priest of the Breathstealers.[78] | |
Khiba |
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A goblin eaten by Mtenda lions.[33] | |
Kifimbo | Kifimbo, Shadow guildmage
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A very guarded Shadow Guildmage from Zhalfir.[49] | |
Kipkemboi | Kipkemboi, Kukemssa Pirate
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A wealthy Kukemssa pirate | |
Kitrin |
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A young human wizard of the Institute of Arcane Study. He helped returning Alligarius Timni to the valley of Tamingazin.[60] |
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Kitten |
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Noira's cat.[40] | |
Kjono |
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Sister of Jojo and Okulu.[33] | |
Klausson |
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Former leader of the Kjeldoran Order of the Sacred Torch. After his death, he served in Lim-Dûl's undead army.[9] | |
Koborah |
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A sun-priest who was abducted to Hell, and had to be saved by his daughter.[73] | |
Kolevi | Kolevi of Havenwood, Elder Druid
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Elder druid of Havenwood.[75] | |
Kopu |
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Jojo's cousin.[33] | |
Kort | Sergeant Kort
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An Aven member of the Order on Otaria. Took over leadership of the Northern Order and guardianship of Pianna after Lord Eagyn's death, and later ceded leadership to his charge.[44] | |
Kotara |
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An angel summoned by Sabul Hajeen to avenge his brother's death.[85] She participated in the first war against the legions of the Pit. | |
Kulinda |
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A member of Rashida Scalebane's Elite who undertook the Lion's Eye quest to free Mangara from the Amber Prison..[56] | |
Kwam |
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The lover of Greensleeves, who pursuades her to give up her Planeswalker's spark.[67] | |
Kylor |
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An elf scout.[86] | |
Laena | Laena, Skyhunter
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A Leonin | |
Latavino Bar-bassanti |
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A historian at the Argivian University.[18] | |
The Librarian
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An old fellow who worked on some magic school. He told the story of the Weatherlight to the boy Ilcaster.[11] | ||
Lidra |
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Daughter of Gendrin, Leader of the Cult of Rimewind. Love interest of Heidar.[58] | |
Liefellen | Liefellen, Quirion Exarch
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A notable leader of the elven Quirion nation. | |
Liko |
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A two-headed giant enslaved by the wizard Towser and befriended by Gull and Greensleeves.[74] | |
Lindeloth |
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Prime minister of the Ixidorians.[4] | |
Lion |
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Brother of Gull.[10] | |
Lisolo | Lisolo Bey
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Viashino leader from the Valley of Tamingazin.[60] | |
Livonya Silone |
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A legendary human warrior, whose nature is a matter of mystery. Nothing is known for sure, merely rumors of unearthly stealth, and unholy alliances. | |
Llanach | Llanach, Skyshroud Ranger
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A Skyshroud Elf who survived a Sliver attack at the time of the Time Spiral crisis.[13] | |
Lothar Lovisasson |
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Son of Lovisa Coldeyes of Balduvia. He fell in love with and married King Darien's daughter Alexandrite. This marriage united Balduvia and Kjeldor, giving birth to the nation of New Argive.[9] |
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Lostspoons | Mister Lostspoons, Skulltown gossip
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An elder spirit inhabitant from Urborg. | |
Lucan |
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A mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Lunami | Guildmaster Lunami
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Guildmaster of the Shadow Guild in Tefemburu.[5] | |
Lyanii |
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An immortal Serran refugee living in the village of Devas in Benalia. She trained Gerrard’s ancestors for Urza, who hoped one of them would be a worthy heir to the legacy.[46] | |
Lydia Wynforth |
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Mayor of Trokair. | |
Lyssen | King Lyssen
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King of the Isles of Argive after the Brothers' War.[3] | |
M'bari |
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A young warrior of Kenlo.[33] | |
Mabutho |
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Teferi's grandfather. The first in his family to own his own land.[13] | |
Maket |
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A man on Subiras caravan. Murdered by Kwende to frame Teferi.[7] | |
Macumba |
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The black-aligned dragon lord of Mitrokin village during the reign of the Primevals.[76] | |
Majalina |
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A wizard who was enticed to release a dragon, causing him to become possessed by the ancient wizard Gazali.[57] | |
Malga |
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An orc general. | |
Mao |
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Daughter of the planeswalker Vram. Disguised as a cat, she was left in the care of Peter Langwynd.[87] | |
Margaret Ellsworth | Lady Ellsworth
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Prime Minister of Icatia.[75] | |
Mari |
|
A worker at the Weatherlight construction site.[2] | |
Marja Stovorod | Princes Marja
|
Quiet and thoughtful daughter of the current ruler of Vodalia.[12] | |
Matoc | Matoc, lavamancer
|
Pardic Barbarian, lavamancer, and grandfather of Kamahl and Jeska and friend to Balthor.[88] He and the dwarf forged a sword from Urza's staff that would be passed down through his family. | |
Mayonako |
|
A Nekoru, mate of Wasitora and father of her kittens. His name means "midnight."[6] | |
Merrik Aidar | Merrik Aidar, Benalish Patrol
|
A Benalish soldier who survived a Sliver attack. | |
Mihail Stovorod | Emperor Mihail II
|
The current ruler of Vodalia.[12] | |
Minat |
|
An old, mostly-blind, dementia caster who teached Chainer how to pit fight. | |
Mistress Vess
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A member of the Cabal who impersonated Liliana Vess. Killed by Kaya.[59] | ||
Mom Three-Slugs |
|
A goblin matron from the Ironclaw Mountains. Bigasdat and Flegg's mother.[29] | |
Mudai |
|
The smith of Lady Caleria. Mudai was one of the Hyperion blacksmiths and thus covered from head to toe in a second skin of metal.[89] | |
Myrrax | King Myrrax
|
Liberal Minotaur king of Stahaan, trying to reform the local goblins.[27] | |
Mtai | Mtai, Civic Guildmage
|
A quiet cold Civic Guildmage.[49] | |
Muggtoth |
|
A cyclops with the ability to foresee his own potential death. After dying once and being raised from death, he avoided all possible deaths until a slow, painful, battle with Viperwick pollen poisoning caused him to choose to be killed quickly by Ugin's ghostfire.[90] | |
Murad | Captain Murad
|
Captain of the Burning Vengeance, the pirate ship that rescued Sisay from enslavement.[22] | |
Mutter |
|
Inventor of a Serpent Generator.[31] | |
Mwani | Mwani, Mtenda Goatherd Mwani, Mtenda Herder
|
A famous Jamuraan goatherd whose name means "Slayer of the Tree-Tall Mantis."[33] | |
Naimah | Naimah, Femeref Philosopher
|
A Jamuraan philosopher.[33] | |
Najat |
|
Author of a famous Travelogue. | |
N'ciczli |
|
The last and greatest of the Tchoktan war-priests. One day, he was summoned and never returned. His empire, without a leader, was destroyed by the progenitors of the early Sarpadian empires.[91] | |
Nedastophalites |
|
Mage and librarian at the Conclave of Mages. She is named after the last warrior-queen of Zegon.[17] | |
Needle |
|
An agent of Belzenlok's Cabal, tasked with infiltrating New Argive. Killed as reward for recovering the Blackblade.[69] | |
Neshi Malu |
|
A breathstealer of the Panther Clan. Summoned and formed into a Spirit of the Night by Bwire. Later possessed his body.[33] | |
Noira |
|
A Benalish hero.[40] | |
Okmark | Okmarrk of Fentesk
|
A member of House Fentesk. He died in the illegal street-duel with Garth One-eye.[70] | |
Okulu | Moon Child
|
Sister of Jojo and Kjono. Has vitiligo.[33] | |
Old And Dusty |
|
A Talruum champion summoned by the askari battlemages of Tefemburu.[5] | |
Olvresk | Doyenne Olvresk
|
A Keldon Doyenne and leader of the Doyenne Council at the time of the Invasion.[92] He helped train the Warlord Astor. His body is covered in tattoos to demonstrate his mastery of Bogardan fire magic. | |
Omen | Emperor Omen
|
A captain of the Vodalia army, who became the successor to Empress Galina. Killed by an unexpected shark.[12] | |
Ophenia |
|
Mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Ordando |
|
A commander in the army of Gull and Greensleeves. She had several wives.[24] | |
Orm |
|
Mage at the Conclave of Mages. He refuses all meals in a quest for higher consciousness.[17] | |
Panya | Panya, Granger Guildmage
|
A somewhat blunt and earthy Granger Guildmage.[49] | |
Pashad ibn Asim | Pashad ibn Asim, Suq'Ata Trader
|
A Suq'Ata trader.[49] | |
Pavel Maliki |
|
He wandered the realms, helping those in greatest need. It is unclear if this was a measure of his generosity, or of his obligation to atone. | |
Peter Langwynd | Dr. Peter Langwynd
|
A sorcerer who became a hermit and a naturalist in the Fens of Foulmere.[87] | |
Pharon |
|
An ancient wizard who advised the kings of Kjeldor for 400 years after its founding.[93] On his deathbed, he revealed the "Blare of Doom," Urza's obliteration spell at the Sylex Blast, to the scribe Barrinalo. He also named the scribe his successor. | |
Phys |
|
An old sailor who shipwrecked on an island beset by blue dragons every 88 years.[76] | |
Pinaphet |
|
Pupil of Vissk training to be a Magus of the Future. Burned to death by Ugin's ghostfire.[90] | |
Pizoonddertax |
|
The white-aligned dragon lord of Mitrokin village during the reign of the Primevals.[76] | |
Pol Cordel |
|
A close friend of Gerrard Capashen's, with whom he left his hourglass pendant, a piece of the Legacy.[94] | |
Poppyseed |
|
Sister of Gull.[10] | |
Quadir |
|
A Suwwardi tribesman and leader of the Fallaji, captured and enslaved Mishra.[95] Said to have removed his wives' tongues. Killed by Urza. | |
Rael | Rael, Battle Angel
|
Protector of Caligo. She led the Benalish forces against the Cabal and helped defeat Josu.[36] | |
Rael Gar |
|
Usurper of the leadership over the Garan elves in the Valley of Tamingazin. Killed by Tallibeth Tarngold.[60] | |
Rainfall |
|
Sister of Gull. [10] | |
Raklok |
|
A goblin soothsayer eaten by Mtenda lions.[33] | |
Rana | Rana, Suq'Ata Market Fool
|
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Rasarm |
|
An Otarian hunter whose family was killed by the Cabal.[54] Became a pit fighter with his Atog partner Yekol. | |
Rasputin Dreamweaver |
|
A wizard who aided Tivadar in temporarily restoring civilization to Terisiare by throwing back the Goblin Invasions with their Crusade. This brought a close to the Dark Age. | |
Ratadrabik | Ratadrabik of Urborg
|
A necromancer from Urborg. | |
Recin |
|
A young Garan elf living in exile in the Viashino city of Berimish. A friend of Tallibeth Tarngold.[60] | |
Remarin |
|
A mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Renalt |
|
A Quirion Elf and the bard of Exarch Amadis.[21] | |
Rhimak |
|
A goblin eaten by Mtenda lions.[33] | |
Rhindle |
|
A Scaled Wurm.[41] | |
Rhirhok | Rhirhok, Goblin Archer
|
||
Rika |
|
A Jamuraan man whose hut blew away in a twister.[33] | |
Rillu Veza | Director Rillu Veza
|
A Merfolk sent by Empress Llawan to spy on Ambassador Laquatus.[81] She later ruled the empire with the Empress after Emperor Aboshan's death. | |
Riven Turnbull |
|
A legendary political fire starter willing to resort to any means to achieve his dark goals. | |
Rogus |
|
A guard at Mors Ridge.[66] | |
Rokin |
|
A man from Mitrokin village sacrificed to the village's dragon lords during the reign of the Primevals.[96] He was kept as a slave until the Primevals fell, allowing him and his fellow slaves to overthrow their masters. | |
Rothchild | Lord Rothchild
|
A well-liked king or regent of Kjeldor, ruling from Jornstad, the capital of eastern Kjeldor.[41] | |
Rukarumel |
|
A researcher of Slivers. | |
Sabriam | Speaker Sabriam
|
Speaker of the ruling caste of Benalia City. Spurned lover of Rakel.[24] | |
Sabul Hajeen |
|
A Civic Guildmage in Zhalfir who summoned the angel Kotara to avenge his brother's death.[85] After learning the error of his ways, he sided with the Ilmieras, the house that killed his brother, against the Hand of Justice, forging an alliance that would finally bring peace to Kipamu.[97] | |
Sadage | Sadage, Cleric of the Cabal
|
A cleric of Belzenlok's Cabal.[69] | |
Sandruu |
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Kristina's pet lion in her eponymous woods, named after her disappeared lover Sandruu.[21] | |
Sayrah |
|
One of the few surviving panther warriors of Urborg's Cabal. In league with the Weatherlight crew.[79] | |
Scaraya |
|
Liberal Minotaur clanleader of Stahaan, trying to reform the local goblins.[27] | |
Scarback Plagg | Scarback Plagg, orcish captain
|
An orcish canoneer later promoted to captain. | Orcish Cannonade (Time Spiral), Orcish Cannonade |
Seal |
|
A man in White Ridge with mischievous sons. He was Gull's rival.[10] | |
Seklistis |
|
The giant Woolly Spider familiar of Jason Carthalion[98] | |
Severin | Sir Severin
|
The son of Kailo and Zaraya. His squadron had to pass an ice bridge. Since he was the lightest, Zaraya had him go last, and when he stepped on the bridge, it cracked and Severin fell to his death.[98] | |
Seyen | Seyen, most old of the Chitr’in
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An elder of the Chitr’in catfolk.[11] | |
Shandlar | Sir Shandlar of Eberyn
|
A valiant knight of the Eberyn militia. He died a heroes' death. | |
Shan-Lo |
|
A mage at the Conclave of Mages.[17] | |
Shannan |
|
A mage at the Conclave of Mages and a friend of Jodah. When the Conclave was abandoned, he joined Jodah in the City of Shadows.[17] | |
Shikka |
|
A cat warrior who chose to stay in her forest rather than join Jedit's Dragoons. Then she encountered Cursed Mirri from an alternate reality. They said Jedit Ojanen of Efrava from another alternate reality is a strong hero, but Shikka did not have the heart to hope.[99] | |
Shinra |
|
A cat warrior from the Khyyiani tribe, in the pride of Kyyrao Grenmw. He thought that Loot Niptil was prey, but was bested by the wizard.[43] | |
Short-Tail |
|
A Mtenda lion with a single, heavy cub.[33] | |
Siliq |
|
The green-aligned dragon lord of Mitrokin village during the reign of the Primevals.[76] | |
Silmar | Captain Silmar
|
The captain of the guard of Tantium. He battled with Garth One-Eye during the Festival of Estark, having disguised himself as an Ingkara fighter.[70] | |
Silvos | Silvos, Rogue Elemental
|
A pit-fighter in the Grand Coliseum of Otaria. A thallid-like fungal elemental.[14] |
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Six-Toe |
|
A Mtenda lion, twin of Broad-Paw.[33] | |
Skaven |
|
A student at the Tolarian Academy accidentally killed by a Phantom Monster summoned by Barrin.[100] | |
Skerk Hobnett | Skerk Hobnett, wilderness guide
|
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Skive |
|
A viashino companion of Teferi and Jhoira at the time of the Time Spiral crisis.[13] | |
Skouras |
|
A blue dragon from across the seas, who killed the dragon Kavalex and was in turn defeated by Astor.[84] | |
Snap |
|
A small twig dragon that saved the Shivan oasis of Cometia.[30] | |
Snowblossom |
|
A friend of Gull who lived in White Ridge.[10] | |
Solin | Hemarch Solin
|
Human leader of Suder. A morbidly obese bisexual rapist.[60] | |
Sopti Borth |
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An artificer from Automatown who was murdered in her workshop.[91] | |
Sparrow Hawk |
|
Brother of Gull.[10] | |
Squee |
|
A goblin from a nursery rhyme who retreated when he saw the enemy army.[55] | Relentless Assault (Visions) |
Stella |
|
A former citizen of Mors Ridge.[66] | |
Stiggur |
|
The cook's boy of the wizard Towser. He befriended by Gull and Greensleeves and became part of their army.[24][74] | |
Strnak |
|
A shapeshifting dragon that helped the elves of Llanowar before the Invasion.[101] | |
Strothor | Strothor the Strange
|
A dwarf mercenary in Shiv.[30][31] | |
Stumphobbler Thuj | Stumphobbler Thuj, Orcish captain
|
An orcish captain. | Orcish Cannonade (Time Spiral) |
Suarvol |
|
A Cabalist responsible for the deaths of Rasarm's family.[54] Brother of Flamescar. | |
Sunastian Falconer |
|
A shaman, also adept in swordplay. | |
Sunspeaker |
|
A Hurloon Minotaur cleric. Sister of Firesong.[53] | |
Suria al Kier[71] |
|
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Syl-Stalker |
|
A spirit from Urborg, contacted by Slimefoot.[79] | |
Sytryr | Sytryr, Historian of Clan Joryev[35]
|
||
Tagard Tarngold |
|
Human leader from the Valley of Tamingazin, who devised a plan that could bring harmony to his war-ravaged home.[60] Killed by Karelon. | |
Tajamin | Doyenne Tajamin
|
A Keldon Doyenne and keeper of the Book of Keld.[92] She helped train the Warlord Astor. | |
Talack |
|
A cat warrior who chose to stay with his friend Shikka in his forest rather than join Jedit's Dragoons.[99] | |
Talibah | Talibah, Embermage
|
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Tamira of Rosecot | Council Leader Tamira
|
Head of House Rosecot and temporary leader of Benalia.[40] | |
Tande |
|
A mage known for his musings on the principles of artifact consciousness who discovered a portal to Phyrexia with his lover Tribecia.[102] | |
Taniwha |
|
A legendary serpent from Jamuraa. | |
Talibah | Talibah, Embermage
|
||
Talon |
|
A Barbarian from the Pardic Mountains and friend of Kamahl's.[103] Leader of the Elite Eight, Pardia's strongest fighters, he refused the Mirari sword, lost his arm in a tournament against Kamahl, and led the region after Kamahl left for Krosa. | |
Tarassel |
|
An important temporal mage from the past. His sixth law of temporal recursion is easy to understand as long as you know the first seven. | |
Tarin |
|
An Orvadian fisherman and captain of a dhow.[78] | |
Tavin | Hero Tavin
|
A Benalish hero and battle-dancing instructor.[40] | |
Temken |
|
An elf survivor of the Sylex Blast in Argoth.[65] | |
Terd | Machinist Terd
|
The unofficial leader of the goblins that worked in the Mana Rig in Shiv.[42] | |
Teshar | Teshar, Ancestor's Apostle
|
An Aven theologian and missionary, who worships Serra in her form of The Ancestor.[63] | |
Tetsuko Umezawa |
|
A recent descendant of Clan Umezawa. She practices a form of magic that connects her to a series of magical doorways. She can step freely from any of these doorways to another, evading Bolas's notice while she plots against him.[104] | |
Themeus | King Themeus
|
Ordered the Numena to overthrow the Primevals, and was later killed and supplanted by them.[105][47] | |
Thiago |
|
A benalish Knight who helped Liliana and Gideon defeat Josu. Second in command to Rael.[20][36] | |
Thom |
|
A Cabal agent who infiltrated Tolaria West. He was apprehended by the Weatherlight crew[20] | |
Tien |
|
Chief metalworker of Jhoira, working on the reconstruction of the Weatherlight.[19] | |
Timein |
|
A talented student at the Tolarian Academy. He helped the Bloodline project greatly but was torn with inner conflict over the ethics of the project. He left the Academy to live in one of the farmer-colonies of Tolaria.[46] | |
Tlik |
|
A reformed goblin from Stahaan.[27] | |
Toad |
|
A friend of Gull who lived in White Ridge.[10] | |
Tomor | Tomor, dragonspeaker shaman
|
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Toothlicker Harj | Toothlicker Harj, Orcish Captain
|
An orc captain, during the Ice Age. | |
Torsten |
|
A soldier from Benalia who joined the assassins' guild of Lord Kastan. Supposedly named after the founder of Benalia, Torsten von Ursus.[11] | |
Traybor |
|
Leader of the Cabal army during the Mirari saga.[103] | |
Trevar Ortovi |
|
Clan leader of the Benalish Clan Ortovi. He gave permission for his daughter's marriage to a Capashen. This started the Bloodline Project.[46] | |
Tribecia |
|
Lover of Tande, with whom she discovered a portal to Phyrexia.[102] | |
Tuknir Deathlock |
|
A wizard. As an explorer of the Aether, he often discovered himself in the most unusual physical realms. | |
Tulu |
|
The Armorer Guildmage of Kenlo.[33] | |
Tywanna | Tywanna, Shaper Guildmage
|
A Shaper Guildmage from Zhalfir.[49] | |
Umbra |
|
One of three unmen created by Ixidor.[4] Turned into a cockroach by Virot Maglan, then later killed and reverted back to being an unman. He sacrificed himself for Sash and Waistcoat. | |
Umph | Grampa Umph
|
A goblin from the Ironclaw Mountains.[29] | |
Uros | Uros, Pendelhaven elder
|
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Ursal Daleel |
|
Treasonous Suder ambassador in the Viashino city of Berimish.[60] | |
Uskyld | Pik
|
A blind boy, whose sister is abducted by orcs.[64] | |
Valduk | Valduk, Keeper of the Flame
|
A Keldon shaman and lore-keeper, loyal to Radha. He can communicate with the sacred Keldon peak, known as "The Mountain".[53] | |
Vannemir | Vannemir, son of Valharad Vannemir the Brave
|
A resurrected warrior, who rescues an important elven girl.[64] | |
Varren | Varren, Historian of Clan Rosecot
|
Appointed historian of Council Leader Tamira and author of On Recent History and the Glory that is Benalia Under the August Leadership of Tamira of Rosecot.[35] | |
Varuna |
|
The blue-aligned dragon lord of Mitrokin village during the reign of the Primevals.[76] | |
Varv |
|
A goblin who, in his anger, burned down his home, destroyed his weapons, and killed his friend Furt. | |
Verdeloth | Verdeloth the Ancient
|
An old Magnigoth treefolk who kept watch over Rith's Grove | |
Vetro |
|
A Neo-Ebonic priest-king who thought himself Tourach incarnate.[87][28] | |
Vincent |
|
A Lord of the Pit that was summoned by the wizard Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar. When she was unable to repay him for his services, he forced her to serve as his chef for seven years and seven days, during which time she wrote the unsuccessful Underworld Cookbook.[106] | |
Vissk |
|
A Magus of the Future. He lived in an Escheresque house and possessed future sight. Master of Pinaphet. Burned to death by Ugin's ghostfire.[90] | Magus of the Future |
Vola | Vola, Historian of Clan Deniz[35]
|
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Von Yomm | Von Yomm, Elder Druid
|
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Whistledove Kithkin |
|
A Kithkin member of Adira Strongheart's Circle of Seven.[107] | |
Wode |
|
An old mage at the Conclave of Mages. He taught Jodah a few spells.[17] | |
Wolsey |
|
A human army scribe who became a goblin king after killing the previous ruler.[108] | |
Wynne | Hero Wynne
|
A Benalish hero and philosophy teacher.[40] | |
Xod |
|
A Thran healer who was later Phyrexianized.[109] | |
Yar-Kul |
|
Belzenlok's lieutenant in the Cabal, who was transformed into a maggot by the Demonlord after he became too ambitious.[110] | |
Yekol |
|
Atog partner of Rasarm.[54] | |
Yellow-Ear |
|
A Mtenda lion.[33] | |
Yorgo |
|
A loyal friend of Ravidel. | |
Yormeba | Queen Yormeba
|
Queen of Zhalfir, installed by Teferi after the Femeref secession. | |
Ysidra |
|
A valkyrie from the Ice Age.[64] | |
Yxarid |
|
A spirit from Urborg, contacted by Slimefoot.[79] | |
Zarkuu | Zarkuu, Necrosavant
|
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Ziva |
|
A Vodalian merfolk. She was hired by Jhoira to raise the wreck of the skyship Weatherlight.[69] | |
Zorich |
|
A Yavimayan elf who attempted to kill human refugees immigrating to his forest. He was stopped by his student, Ereth, but in the end was remembered as the forests' savior.[50] | |
Zyd | Zyd, Kamahlite Druid
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