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| A twelve feet high [[Orzhov]] [[Giant]]. Chief enforcer for the Church Militant.<ref>{{DailyRef|uncharted-realms/bilagru-will-come-you-2013-03-13|Bilagru Will Come for You|[[Ari Levitch]]|March 13, 2013}}</ref> <ref name="Rallying"/> |
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Revision as of 05:03, 25 June 2019
The following Ravnican characters are only mentioned in flavor text, or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
| Character name | Title | Description | Associated cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adreya | A dear Selesnya friend of Commander Yaszen of the Boros Legion.[1] | ||
| Agmand Sarv | Agmand Sarv, Azorius hussar Hussar Commander Sarvis |
The capital of the Lyev Column, the Azorius Senate's law enforcement branch. Despite the fact that he has never been in combat, he has earned a reputation as a brilliant military strategist.[2] He was replaced by Dovin Baan. |
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| Agosto | Agosto, Azorius imperator | ||
| Akamal Cray | A Gruul warrior, who followed Domri Rade's leadership.[3][4] | ||
| Alcarus | Alcarus, Selesnya archer | An elven teacher at the Kasarna Training Grounds, whose family was killed in a Rakdos "thrill-kill" spree.[1] | |
| Alovnek | Alovnek, Boros guildmage | ||
| Anksa | Lieutenant Anksa | Human commander of the former Boros Theater of Integrity.[5] A female Wojek — the youngest ever to reach her rank. Now commander of the Wojek League.[1] |
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| Ari Shokta | Araithia Shokta's mother. A Gruul warrior.[6] | ||
| Arin | Arin, Selesnya healer | ||
| Armand Morov | Pontiff Morov | A human that is part of the Orzhov Triumvirate, and the acting head of the church. He is the patriarch of the Morov oligarchs. Very old with graying skin and absolutely no hair.[4] | |
| Arrus | A Ghor Clan Viashino tattooist, who discovered a Selesnya plot to leech mana from Gruul territory.[7] | ||
| Azdomas | A kraul Krunstraz warrior from the Golgari Swarm. Leading the kraul after Mazirek's death.[6] | ||
| Aszala | Aszala of House Dimir | ||
| Baas Radley | A Ghor Clan Ogre shaman, partial to crushing dams and bridges.[7] | ||
| Barvisa | Barvisa, courtroom scribe | ||
| Bea | Great Aunt Bea | A Dimir spy placed in Merret's houshold by Lazav to watch over his special baby boy.[8] | |
| Belko | Belko, owner of Titan's Keg tavern | ||
| Bell Migellic | Bell Migellic, Azorius hussar | ||
| Berta Suszat | Berta Suszat, civic healer | ||
| Bilagru | Chief Bilagru | A twelve feet high Orzhov Giant. Chief enforcer for the Church Militant.[9] [4] | |
| Blaise | Madame Blaise | Chief servitor of Orzhova.[4] | |
| Bogo Sternwhistle | A famous Izzet Goblin inventor.[10] | ||
| Bombop | An Ogre Gruul warrior, who rejected Domri Rade's leadership.[3] Killed by the Dreadhorde. | ||
| Bonmod | Bonmod, caravan rear guard | ||
| Bori Andon | Bori Andon, Izzet blastseeker | A well-respected member of the Izzet. Based on witness accounts, he's highly skilled but incredibly reckless and destructive.[11] | |
| Boruvo | Spearmaster Boruvo | A Selesnya centaur teacher at the Kasarna Training Grounds, formerly a Gruul hunter.[1] Araithia Shokta's godfather, and Keeper of her Life Pledge.[12][6] | |
| Bougrat | Bougrat, druid of the Cult of Yore | The only named member of the Cult of Yore. | |
| Bozat | An aspiring kraul necromancer, who died while preventing Vraska from getting framed for murder.[13] | ||
| Branko | Branko One-Ear | ||
| Brev Grezar | Brev Grezar, Boros lieutenant | ||
| Briska | Briska, Ninth District freemage | ||
| Cica | Writings of Cica, Skyjek scout | ||
| Cevraya | Cevraya, Golgari shaman | A leading Elf in the Golgari Swarm.[6] | |
| Chagrach | Chagrach, Rakdos cursemage | ||
| Chessa | A smart, young merfolk and a Simic protector.[14] | ||
| The Cozen | A contract killer for the Orzhov. Their true identity is unknown.[11] | ||
| Czaric | Czaric, Orzhov prelate | ||
| Dahlya Trul | Writer of the Irbitov Lament | ||
| Daiva | Daiva, Gruul storyteller | ||
| Damir | Damir, Voidwielder | A renegade mage accusing the guilds of mass murder. He has vowed to remake the natural laws and to banish his enemies from existence. His stated aim is to reverse time itself and his magic has been known to create unstable ripples in the atmosphere.[11] |
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| Darijo | Darijo, Ivy Street ruffian | ||
| Dars Gostok | Dars Gostok, Firefist Captain | A human male who served in the Boros Legion. He fought alongside Gideon Jura to clear the Ninth District of Gruul, Rakdos and Dimir influences.[15] He would later serve during a Goblin gang war between Krenko and the Shattergang Brothers, coming to the rescue of Gideon Jura and some trapped hostages.[16] | |
| Dasha | Dasha, Orzhov Priest | ||
| Dax Foley | A high-level Izzet chemister specializing in arcane metallurgy and practical alchemy.[17] | ||
| Daxiver | Daxiver, Izzet electromancer | ||
| Devesh | Devesh, Golgari shaman | ||
| Dhuuz | Dhuuz, kronch wrangler | ||
| Dravash | Dravash, dowsing shaman | ||
| Dravin | Dravin, Gruul deserter | ||
| Dryzek | A legendary Ghor Clan Giant, recently let go from the Udzec prison. A rival of Ruric Thar.[7] |
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| Ecaban | Ecaban, Boros scout | ||
| Eksari | Eksari, Boros patrol leader | ||
| Elias | A former lover of Ral Zarek. He has dark brown skin and long hair that is dyed deep green, in the imitation of elven fashion.[18] | ||
| Esfir | Esfir, Rakdos dragon wrangler | ||
| Evern Capobar | A master thief, who is contracted by a Guildmaster for an exponential amount of money to use his retrieval service.[19] | ||
| Ezoc | Ezoc, Golgari rot farmer | ||
| Ghut Rak | Ghut Rak, Gruul guildmage | ||
| Gan Shokta | Araithia Shokta's father. A Gruul warrior, who rejected Domri Rade's leadership.[3][6] | ||
| Gna | Gna, Gruul Shaman | ||
| Gorev Hadszak | Gorev Hadszak, Wojek investigator | ||
| Govan Radley | An Ogre Gruul warrior, who rejected Domri Rade's leadership.[3] | ||
| Grangle | A unusual goblin who sat for hours deep in thought. He was largely ignored by his fellow goblins. | ||
| Grazda | Grazda, veteran armorer | ||
| Grimbly Wothis | A minotaur overseer at the docks.[8] Later, imprisoned by the Azorius and freed by the Cult of Rakdos.[20] | ||
| Grozdan | Commander Grozdan | Agressive minotaur commander of the Boros Kamen Fortress.[1][5] | |
| Grozgrox | Master Chemister Grozgrox | A Viashino mage with a talent for shaping Mizzium.[2] | |
| Grupgrup | Grupgrup, sluiceway technicia | ||
| Gulistan | Gulistan, Simic biomancer | ||
| Gurras | Gurras, Golgari rot farmer | ||
| Gusztav | Saint Gusztav | An Orzhov saint. | |
| Henrdik Azmerak | Big Hen Grand Arbiter Azmerak |
An Izzet rogue.[21] Grand Arbiter pro tem of the Thinktank Enclave. | |
| Heruj | Heruj, Selesnya initiate Heruj, Selesyna hierophant |
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| Hilgur | Hilgur, Orzhov euthanist | ||
| Ilromov | Ilromov, traveling storyteller | ||
| Iveta | Iveta, rooftop runner | ||
| Ivos Koba | Ivos Koba, indrik handler | ||
| Ivrelya | Ivrelya, Dimir spymaster | ||
| J'dashe | An Orzhov pontiff who funded Dack Fayden's heists.[22] | ||
| Jadheera | A Viashino Gruul warrior, who followed Domri Rade's leadership.[3][4] Twin to Sheeza. | ||
| Jaharg | A Gruul Ogre of the Bolrac Clan. | ||
| Janik Bara | Janik Bara, Wojek captain | ||
| Janin | Mooney | An lithe human Izzet rogue, raised by Vedalken.[21] | |
| Janoc | Janoc, Tin Street tinker | ||
| Jarga | A Golgari troll, who helped Vraska to overthrow the reign of Jarad vod Savo.[23] | ||
| Josuri | Josuri | ||
| Jozica | Jozica, Orzhov enforcer | ||
| Juri | Juri, proprietor of the Juri Revue | Proprietor of the Rakdos Juri Revue | |
| Juzba | Juzba, Izzet tinker | ||
| Khallist Rhoka | A blademaster and a friend of Jace Beleren in the Infinite Consortium.[24] Killed by Tezzeret | ||
| Kaszira | A young merfolk biomancer and niece of Zegana. She studies at the zonots to find a way to protect the deep waters against the krasis.[14] |
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| Kavrova | Firemane Kavrova | ||
| Kel'teth | A laid-back Golgari troll, living in the Undercity.[17] | ||
| Kirce | Kirce, Axebane guardian | ||
| Kitov | Kitov, nightguard patrol | ||
| Kodolaag | Kodo | A Rakdos demon who performs bad poetry and stand-up. Instrumental in freeing thousands of prisoners from an Azorius prison.[20] | |
| Korun Nar | Korun Nar, Rubblebelt hunter | ||
| Klattic | Klattic, Boros legionnaire | ||
| Kramm | Kramm, Wojek security officer | ||
| Kroshkar | Kroshkar, Gruul shaman | ||
| Ktank | Ktank, Gruul plowmaster | ||
| Lalia | Lalia, Selesnya dryad | ||
| Leighbet | A young Izzet scientist who has stumbled upon a small spatial rift and its magic property to neutralize electric shocks. She has discovered that she is willing to kill to protect her discovery.[17] |
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| Libuse | Libuse, Boros sergeant | ||
| Lodusz | Lodusz, captain of the watch | ||
| The Lotleth Troll | A Golgari troll, practising non-ritualistic cannibalism.[11] | ||
| Lucinka | An old precognitive mage, sympathetic to the Cult of Rakdos.[20] | ||
| Ludy | Magistrate Ludy | ||
| Malacha | A ragged Gruul druid who guards the Cairn of Year's March, awaiting some event that he won't reveal.[1] | ||
| Maladola | Mistress Maladola | An angel that is part of the Orzhov Triumvirate, and the guild's chief warrior-executioner. A long-ago defector from the Boros Legion.[4] | |
| Mandor | Mandor, Selesnya ranger | ||
| Maree | Maree, Izzet chamberlain | Goblin co-worker of Ral Zarek, who came close to exposing the existence of planeswalkers.[25] During the War of the Spark she was Ral's second in command.[3] |
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| Mathvan | Mathvan, Prahv scrollwarden | ||
| Medge | Tender Medge | An old-fashioned merfolk school tender, who was accidentely mutated by Momir Vig's last cytoplast.[14] | |
| Merret | A low level weather wizard with a scarred face working at the harbor. Also a minor spy for the Dimir.[8] Husband of Tashi, father of daughter Soche and a remarkable baby son. |
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| Merret's baby son. | A baby that has shown to possess strong wizardry skills and teleporting abilities.[8] Under protection of Lazav. |
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| Mezim Magrah | Mezim Magrah, civic healer | ||
| Mihas | Mihas, spore druid | ||
| Miko | A brave, but dense, young merfolk.[14] | ||
| Milana | Milana, Orzhov prelate | ||
| Mileva | Mileva, Boros legionnaire | A famous soldier of the Boros Legion in the Tenth District. | |
| Miotri | Miotri, auratouched mage | ||
| Mirela | Mirela, Azorius hussar | ||
| Miri | Daughter of a Orzhov pontiff, secretly yearning to be part of the Selesnya.[26] | ||
| Mote | Mote, Rakdos madcap | ||
| Myc Zunich | Son of Jarad, Devkarin Guildmaster of the Golgari, and the half-elf Wojek Fonn.[19] | ||
| Myznar | Myznar, Izzet psychomancer | ||
| Narbulg | Narbulg Nine Fingers | A corpulent Giant, leader of the Gruul Scab Clan. | |
| Navona | Navona, Simic field tester | ||
| Nedja | Nedja, Gruul shaman | ||
| Neero Jak | Watch Captain Neero Jax | An innocuous Izzet vedalken who was a fan of the comic opera. Manipulated by Nicol Bolas to shot of the wards of Nivix.[10] | |
| Nefara | Nefara, Dimir agent | ||
| Nevana | Firemane Nevana | An Boros angel who led a succesfull assault on a group of guildless rebels. After being chastised by Aurelia, she has distanced herself from the Boros Legion's leadership. She independently pursues her own vision of justice and punishment.[2] |
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| Niszka | Niszka, Selesnya evangel | A Selesnya evangel, their quotes are sometimes confused with those of Vaszka. | |
| Nyoser | Nyoser, Gore-House ringleader | Manager of the Gore House in the Sixth Precinct. | |
| Olrich | Olrich, Rakdos club owner | A devil, and a friend of of the demon Kodolaag.[20] | |
| Omik | Omik, superintendent of waterworks | ||
| Ossett Weslyn | Wojek Weslyn | A Boros Minotaur, recently promoted to the Wojek League.[27] | |
| Otak | Otak, Tin Street shopkeep | ||
| Pelener | Pelener, chamberlain of Niv-Mizzet | ||
| Pel Javya | Pel Javya, Wojek investigator | ||
| Pesha | Pesha, retired blacksmith | ||
| Polgar | Arrester Polgar | ||
| Predak | Predak, Gateless freemage | ||
| Ptero Zallik | Tender Zallik | An adaptionist merfolk school tender.[14] | |
| Quyzl | Quyzl, chronarch prodigy | ||
| Rencz | Rencz, Izzet chemister's aide | ||
| Resimir | Resimir, Zarichi Temple priest | ||
| Rezajaelis Agnaus | Reza | An Azorius Vedalken lawmage. Known for solving the Thinktank Jurisdictional Fallacy.[21] | |
| Roalesk | Roalesk, the First Guardian | One of the first results of the Simic Guardian Project, his body and mind has been heavily altered.[1] A formidable fighter and spy. |
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| Rogad | Rogad, Selesnya initiate | ||
| Ruba | Ruba, Rakdos cultist | ||
| Rugar | Rugar, Leaguehall Infirmary patient | ||
| Ruzi and Kuma | An elf, formerly belonging to the Selesnya, and his wolf. Investigating the Cult of Rakdos.[11] | ||
| Sadruna | A Selesnya elf woodshaper. His masterwork is the giant meditation garden Sumala.[28] | ||
| Senka | Senka, Stealer of Secrets | A skilled thief of unknown aligment.[11] | |
| Sirislav | Sirislav, Dimir spy | ||
| Shauntal | Shauntal, Boros legionnaire | ||
| Sheeza | A Viashino Gruul warrior, who followed Domri Rade's leadership.[3][4] Twin to Jadheera. | ||
| Skorik | Skorik Boulder Tooth | The goblin leader of the Gruul Gravel Hide Clan. He adorns himself with the shattered remnants of weapons that he has rent to bits with his own jaws.[2] |
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| Skotov | Skotov, Tin Street basket vendor | ||
| Skreeg | Izzet Goblin attendant of Ral Zarek. | ||
| Slavomir Zoltan | Tithe-Master Zoltan | A vampire that is part of the Orzhov Triumvirate, and controls the finances of the guild. He is dangerous handsome.[4] | |
| Sobeslav | Elven assistant to Guildmaster Jarad of the Golgari. Killed by the Kraul Mazirek.[29] | ||
| Svania Trul | Svania Trul, wayfinder novice | Last words | |
| Sergiu | Sergiu, Opal Lake magistrate | ||
| Somhaur | Somhaur, Orzhov pontiff | ||
| Strava | Strava, Dimir mage | ||
| Suniel | Suniel the Woodwise | ||
| Svar | Svar, Boros signaler | ||
| Tagan | An Azorius Sphinx lawmage. Menor of Reza.[21] | ||
| Tamina | Tamina, district guide | ||
| Tamsyn Sweene | Apparently an Izzet female goblin blastseeker, but actually a Dimir shapeshifter. Killed by Leighbet.[17] | ||
| Terrik | An elven wurmcaller from the Selesnya Conclave.[30] | ||
| Thados Arquef | Thados Arquef, Guardian Project biomancer | ||
| Thorpe | Thorpe, street urchin | ||
| Trifon | Speaker Trifon | A marine troll of the Simic Combine. Speaker for Zonot Four.[31] He is An ally of Vannifar.[1] Says little, but has been known to quash dissent with brute force. |
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| Trigori | Trigori, Azorius senator | ||
| Trivaz | Trivaz, Izzet mage | ||
| Troslon | The Selesnya cleric who oversees the Ivory Oaks, a rugged albino loxodon. A bit of a rebel in that he puts the natural world before the desires of his guild.[28] |
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| Ubea | Ubea, Orzhov ministrant | ||
| Ukl | Ukl, Gruul raider | Known for his last words. | |
| Urgdar | Urgdar, cyclops philosopher | ||
| Uthlon | Uthlon the Wise | A sphinx who scandalized his society, hooting the answers to riddles as he rampaged through Tin Street. | |
| Uzana | Arbiter Uzana | A vedalken lawmage and leader of the Jelenn Column (the legislature) of the Azorius Senate. She is renowned for a nearly perfect memory, and has memorized every statute of Azorius law. Much of her speech is quotations from those statutes.[2] |
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| Uzric | Uzric, Rakdos guildmage | ||
| Varryvort | Chief Chemister Varryvort | An Izzet goblin, who was impersonated by Lazav.[32] | |
| Vennick | Vennick of the Gateless | ||
| Veszka | Veszka, Selesnya evangel | A Selesnya evangel, their quotes are sometimes confused with those of Niszka. | |
| Wratislav | The current leader of the Golgari Lotleth, a skilled but conceited human necromancer. Enjoys parading his undead retinue through the streets of Ravnica.[33] |
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| Voka Schlak | Voka Schlak, Mauzam Asylum inmate | ||
| Yantis | A viashino crane driver with sticky fingers.[8] | ||
| Yaszen | Commander Yaszen of Boros | A Boros skyknight who ascended through the ranks based on bravery and strategic thinking. Now superintendent of the Horizon Military Academy, and commander of its garrison.[1] |
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| Yeva | Yeva, Nature's Herald | A mysterious Elf, protector of Ravnica's nature. Possibly part of the Selesnya Conclave. She can call an army to her side in the blink of an eye. |
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| Yolov | Yolov, Simic bioengineer | ||
| Zalin | Zalin the Gutter Bard | ||
| Zataz | Zataz, Izzet clockwork artificer | ||
| Zdenia | Matka Zdenia | The former leader of the Golgari Devkarin, a severe, black-haired young woman. her hands and arms were tattooed with images of insects and spiders.[33] After her suspicious death, Izoni, Thousand-Eyed, became Matka.[2] |
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| Zelinas | Zelinas, Orzhov recruiter | ||
| Zhosmir | Zhosmir, urban huntmaster | ||
| Zija | Zija, Simic mutationist | ||
| Zita | A shopkeeper, catering to the Cult of Rakdos. A friend of of the demon Kodolaag.[20] | ||
| Zunak | Zunak, Selesnya strategist | A human teacher at the Kasarna Training Grounds, formerly an Azorius strategist.[1] |
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