The following characters from Tarkir are only mentioned in flavor text, or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
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Abek |
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An ancestor of Fec.[1] | |
Ajuf |
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A young, curious female Dromoka soldier who discussed Anafenza's spirit defending their ranks.[2] | |
Allek | Allek, Atarka hunter
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Anchin |
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A sabertooth who was Yasova Dragonclaw's companion.[1][3] | |
Arel | Arel, the Whisperer Arel, Unseen Whisperer
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In the old timeline, a young Temur shaman that was recently initiated. In the new timeline she is a dissenter among the Atarka. She believes that the dragonlords are abusive tyrants and secretly searches for those who would oppose them.[4] |
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Asmala | Asmala, bloodfire mystic Asmala, Silumgar sorcerer
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Backstabber |
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A Mardu warrior who was part of the horde that attacked Riza's Abzan patrol in the desert.[5] | |
Baihir Marza | Baihir Torn-of-Ear Baihir, Dromoka mage
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In the old timeline, an Ainok that resented human dominance within the Temur, and plans to take over the clan should Surrak fall. She has a child with the Mardu-aligned ainok rogue Kharkhel.[6] In the new timeline, an Ainok master mage of both the sunbringer and sandbringer traditions among the Dromoka.[4] She was compleated by the New Phyrexia's green-aligned Copper Host.[7][8] |
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Barzeel |
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A Mardu warrior who received their battle name by Alesha. Presumably an ancestor of Gvar Barzeel.[9] | |
Benzir | Benzir, archdruid of Temple Might
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Beril |
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A female ainok soldier serving under Daghatar after the Khanfall.[3] | |
Chanyi | Chanyi, mistfire sage Chanyi, Ojutai monk
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Cliffleaper |
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A Mardu warrior who received their battle name by Alesha.[9] | |
Doshiyn | Doshiyn Eye-Piercer
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Bodyguard of Khan Alesha of the Mardu.[3] | |
Faiso | Faiso, Dromoka commander Commander Faiso
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Youngest commander among the Dromoka, whose tactical knowledge is valued even by the dragonlord herself.[4] In the new timeline, Oret works for Faiso as a cartographer. [2] | |
Fangbreaker |
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A Mardu warrior who received their battle name by Alesha.[9] | |
Feyomsi |
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The rakshasa chief of the Sultai and teacher of Sidisi. He ruled the necropolis of Ukud in the original timeline.[10] | |
Gaiza | Gaiza, Mardu raider
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Gedruk | Gedruk Wingbreaker
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A dragonslayer of the Mardu.[9] | |
Gerrak | Gerrak First Father
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A member of Clan Atarka.[1] | |
Ghelesh | Ghelesh Shadowmane, rakshasa mage
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Golran | Golran, dragonscale captain Golran, Dromoka captain
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Goton | Goton, Qal Sisma shaman
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Hakrez |
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In the original timeline, she was the kin-tree warden of Anafenza's house tree. She was killed when Oret betrayed their family and toppled their fortress.[11] | |
Headsmasher |
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A Mardu warrior who claimed their name on the same day as Alesha received hers.[9] | |
Headtaker |
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A male human of the Mardu, named by Zurgo after being blooded. Witnessed his clan's rebellion against their Khan.[12] | |
Heartpiercer |
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A female human of the Mardu, named by Zurgo after being blooded. Witnessed her clan's rebellion against their Khan.[12] | |
Houn | Houn, Jeskai elder
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Ilagra |
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The first khan of the Mardu. Their edicts, inscribed on dragon-hide scrolls, govern the rules of honor and combat for the modern Mardu in the original timeline.[6] | |
Jaidar Sharptusk |
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A Mardu warrior.[6] | |
Jalasha | Jalasha Impaler
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A Mardu warrior who was saved by Jagun Wingmate before he received his name.[9] | |
Jhinu |
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In the original timeline, he was a slave of Sidisi. He was tormented by her for years until he staged a failed assassination attempt and was killed for it. [13] In the new timeline, he remained independent of Sidisi. [14] | |
Jilaya | Jilaya, Temur whisperer
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Kadri | Kadri, Dromoka Warrior Kadri, Abzan caravan master
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Kassur | Kassur, Sultai hunter
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Kerai | Kerai Suddenblade, Mardu hordechief Kerai Hatesinger, Kolaghan warrior
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Kharkhel |
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In the old timeline, an Ainok runt who was abandoned by his pack. He joined a tribe of Mardu-aligned orcs, eventually killing its leader and taking control of the tribe. Today, he and his ainok mate Baihir, with whom he has a child, seek to reduce the power of humans within the Temur, and wrest control of the clan should Surrak ever fall.[6] | |
Khibat | Khibat the Revered Khibat, Kolaghan warrior
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Khurz |
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A skeptical Dromoka soldier who discussed Anafenza's spirit defending their ranks. He is an old, stern-faced ainok, missing several teeth.[2] | |
Kiarka |
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Daughter of Yasova Dragonclaw, and mother of Baishya and Naiva. Killed by Atarka because she was a Temur Whisperer.[1][15] | |
Kirada | Kirada, Qarsi Overseer Kirada, Silumgar Enforcer
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Custodian of Qarsi Palace. A native of the Sargu Jungle, she often travels with her trained baboons.[10] | |
Kneecleaver |
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A Kolaghan goblin sufferting "The Crave" | |
Korolar |
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A dragon of Dromoka's brood, with a wingspan of twenty feet, killed by Abzan warriors shortly before the Khanfall.[16] | |
Krowg | Krowg of Qal Sisma
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Kunh Mei |
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Kurtar | Kurtar, Sultai necromancer
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Kuru Vashar |
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An orc woman and Mardu warrior who was saved by Jagun Wingmate before he received his name.[9] | |
Kyu | Kyu, Sage-Eye Mystic
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Lotse Taring |
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An original timeline villager of Jigme Village, who was judged twice by the Arbiter Twins, Kela and Dar Chensal. He was proven guilty of stealing apples from the village, but innocent of murdering Elder Ngabo with poison. [17] | |
Magran | Magran Backbreaker
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A Mardu warrior who was saved by Jagun Wingmate before he received his name.[9] | |
Marrit | Marrit of House Emesh
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In the original timeline, she was Captain of the Abzan's elite Dragonscale infantry. She swore an oath of kinship to khan Anafenza[11] | |
Merel |
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Daghatar's uncle, who witnessed his nephew swearing allegiance to Dromoka and the abandonment of the old ways of the Abzan.[16] | |
Mevra |
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A nice of Yasova. Leader of a hunting band and presumably killed by Nicol Bolas.[1] | |
Mogai | Mogai, Sultai scout Mogai, Silumgar noble
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Mytha | Mytha, Temur Shaman
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Neckwringer |
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A male human of the Mardu, named by Zurgo after being blooded. Witnessed his clan's rebellion against their Khan.[12] | |
Nightrider |
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A Mardu warrior who was part of the horde that attacked Riza's Abzan patrol in the desert.[5] | |
Nitula | Nitula, the Hunt Caller
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Hunt Caller of the Temur, who earned her title by fending off a pair of ogres singlehandedly.[6] | |
Qorin Skullcracker |
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A Mardu warrior.[6] | |
Quan |
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Scribe of Khan Shu Yun of the Jeskai. Preserved scrolls that detailed the events of the Khanfall.[3] | |
Rufaz |
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A female orc, and one of Zurgo's three Mardu wing-leaders. Joined Varuk in the rebellion against their Khan.[12] | |
Rushka |
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A Temur shaman in the original timeline, who fell afoul of Sorin Markov and lost his head.[18] | |
Sakta | Sakta, Atarka hunter
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A young Atarka hunter and of the few surviving shamans among her clan. As the whisperer with the greatest sensitivity to the Wide Whisper, she functions as the de facto leader of the hidden shamans. She advises Surrak as the chief scout.[4] | |
Shensu | Shensu, Riverwheel mystic Shensu, Kolaghan rider
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Siara | Siara, the Dragon's Mouth
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A female human and chief among Silumgar's dragonspeakers.[19] | |
Skullcleaver |
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A Mardu soldier who claimed their name on the same day as Alesha received hers.[9] | |
Sohemus |
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A spokeperson of Dromoka, who witnessed Daghatar swearing allegiance to the dragon, and the abandonment of the old ways of the Abzan.[16] | |
Tailrider |
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A Mardu warrior who received their battle name by Alesha.[9] | |
Taklai | Taklai, Mardu ragesinger Taklai, Kolaghan warrior
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Taram |
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A Dromoka soldier who talked about Anafenza's spirit defending their ranks. A gaunt man, the skin of his face bronzed by the sun, his eyes averted when speaking, and he does not wish to talk about necromancy.[2] | |
Turuk |
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A Mardu warrior who received their battle name by Alesha.[9] | |
Ulnok | Ulnok, Temur shaman Ulnok, Atarka shaman
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Urdnan | Urdnan, the Wanderer Urdnan, Dromoka Warrior
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Urut Barzeel | Urut Barzeel, Mardu hordechief
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Ancestor of Gvar Barzeel.[4] | |
Vallash | Vallash, Mardu warrior
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A Mardu warrior who received their battle name by Alesha.[9] | |
Xathi | Xathi the Infallible
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A female human dragonslayer employed to kill Silumgar's rivals. The dragonlord also employs a host of ministers to watch her, fearing potential betrayal.[19] | |
Yala |
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A dragonslayer of the Sultai. She was framed for a poisoning attempt on Tasigur by the rakshasa and therefore executed.[20] | |
Yeffa |
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A Dromoka veteran who witnessed Anafenza's spirit defending their ranks. A broad woman with a broad grin and a penchant for storytelling.[2] | |
Yeran |
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A young male warrior serving under Yasova Dragonclaw after the Khanfall.[3] | |
Yikaro | Yikaro, Atarka warrior
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Zhiada | Zhiada, Dirgur protector
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The female human head warrior at Dirgur Sanctuary. She the teeth of an orc raiding party leader she slew strung on a necklace. Under her leadership, security at Dirgur is tight, outsiders are dealt with harshly.[19] | |
Zogye | Zogye, wandering sage Zogye, Ojutai mystic
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References[ | ]
- ↑ a b c d e Kate Elliott (August 1, 2018). "Chronicle of Bolas: A Familiar Stranger". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c d e Ari Levitch (Apr 2, 2015). "The Guardian". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c d e Kelly Digges (February 18, 2015). "Khanfall". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c d e The Magic Creative Team (March 18, 2015). "Planeswalker's Guide to Dragons of Tarkir, Part 2". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b Jeremiah Isgur (Nov 12, 2014). "The Salt Road". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c d e f Magic Creative Team (September 10, 2014). "Planeswalker's Guide to Khans of Tarkir, Part 2". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Burnished Dunestomper
- ↑ March of the Machine: Debut Aftershow (Video). Magic: The Gathering. YouTube (March 31, 2023).
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l James Wyatt (January 28, 2015). "The Truth of Names". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b Magic Creative Team (September 3, 2014). "Planeswalker's Guide to Khans of Tarkir, Part 1". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b Ari Levitch (Dec 3, 2014). "Bond and Blood". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c d Tom LaPille (Nov 26, 2014). "Victory". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Sam Stoddard (Nov 19 2014). "Mercy". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Sam Stoddard (Apr 2015). "The Poisoned Heart". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Kate Elliott (July 11, 2018). "Chronicle of Bolas: Whispers of Treachery". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c Nik Davidson (Feb 11, 2015). "No End and No Beginning". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Kimberly J. Kreines (October 15, 2015). "The Chensal Twins". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Adam Lee. "Sorin's Revelation"
- ↑ a b c Magic Creative Team (January 7, 2015). "Planeswalker's Guide to Fate Reforged". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ James Wyatt (February 4, 2015). "The Doom of the Golden Fang". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.