The following Zendikari characters are only mentioned in flavor text, or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
Name | Title | Description | Cards |
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Aelah | Aelah, expedition cleric
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Aida Lunda |
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An explorer of the Singing City.[1] | |
Alinor | Alinor of Malakir[2]
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A vampire. | |
Alira |
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A human from Graypelt who aided Nissa Revane.[3] | |
Alubri | Alubri, Guul Draz gatekeeper
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Amadi | Amadi, Halimar griffin-master
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Amandi | Amandi, kitesail expert
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Anbecan | Anbecan of Tazeem[4]
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Anema |
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An exceptional trapfinder in Tazeem.[4] | |
Anitan | Anitan, Ondu cleric[1]
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Arhana | Arhana, Kazandu trapfinder
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Aro | Aro, Sea Gate adventurer
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Ashen Wal | Ashen Wal, Akoum Expeditionary House
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Attikar | Attikar, Akoum Elementalist
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Ayya |
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A Mul Daya elf and mother of Obuun, killed by a Surrakar. Her son recovered her bone fragments and communed with her spirit.[5] | |
Bahkhut |
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A human from Graypelt who aided Nissa Revane.[3] | |
Bara Mkede |
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Captain of the Golden Manta, he sailed to Jwar to find his grandfather's lost expedition to the island.[6] | |
Bebea | Bebea, Cliffhaven lightcaster
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Author of Tales of Noyan Dar.[6] | |
Bikbi |
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A goblin adventurer in Ruta Legala's party.[6] | |
Bindi |
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Tuktuk goblin and brother of Paldi and Zurdi. Inspired by their warren's leader, the three became explorers.[7] | |
Bratash | Bratash the Ruin Delver[8]
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Chadir | Chadir the Navigator
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A famous explorer who claimed to have traveled Zendikar "twice over."[2][9] | |
Dansa Kur[6] |
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Daye |
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A refugee who died trying to reach Sky Rock.[10] | |
Din |
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An unfortunate expedition member | |
Doral | Doral, Bala Ged guide
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Doros | Doros, expedition guide
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Dronn |
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A human berserker who carries a massive axe looted from a trench ogre and a twin he had forged to match it.[7] | |
Dykaar | Uncle Dykaar
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A Mul Daya elf and uncle of Obuun, who raised his nephew among the kor.[5] | |
Dyrde | Dyrde, kor cleric
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A kor cleric.[11] | |
Elenar |
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A Tajuru elf archer. He has been a party member of Samila for years.[7] | |
Elsen | Elsen, Sea Gate survivor
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A survivor of the Battle of Sea Gate. | |
Enwor | Enwor, Sea Gate Expeditionary House
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A member of the Sea Gate Expeditionary House | |
Eret |
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An elven cleric from Guul Draz. A member of Anowon's party.[12] | |
Exdratha | Exdratha, bog witch
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Exena | Exena, expedition rogue
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Eyza | Eyza, Joraga guide
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Fahar | Fahar, expedition wizard
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Ferth | Ferth, Nimana expedition leader[4]
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Flekon | Flekon the Mindcensor
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Ganda | Ganda, Goma Fada deserter
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Ghazzan |
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A nearly silent but strong Minotaur who carried a Makindi longaxe. Traveling companion of Javad, he was killed by a demon 12 days into their journey at the Crypt of Agadeem.[13] | |
Girundar |
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A Greenweaver Druid.[14] | |
Goga | Goga, Tuktuk hireling
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A Tuktuk goblin hired by a Joraga elf to do chores. She eventually turned on him.[15] | |
Golamin |
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One of [Tazri]]'s soldiers in her her early years, before the Rise of the Eldrazi. [16] | |
Gred | Gred, expedition warrior
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Hamadi |
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A human druid from Graypelt who aided Nissa Revane.[3] | |
Harak | Harak, Malakir bloodwitch
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Hazir | Hazir, Sejiri cartographer
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Hazzan | Speaker Hazzan
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Speaker of the Mul day nation. An ancient elf who follows the cryptic edicts of a centuries-old elvish ghost called Obuun.[17] | |
Hion |
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Proprietor of the Affa Inn and keeper of the Names of the Lost Travelers.[18] | |
Horent | Horent, Khalni Druid
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Idrol | Idrol, Guul Draz assassin
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Ilori | Ilori, merfolk falconer[11]
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Inash |
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One of the five trickster merfolk from Yenai's tribe who joined Kiora in the Battle for Zendikar. [19] | |
Indorel |
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A powerful vampire who uses a network of goblin, human, and ogre thugs to ensure herself a cut of all the trade that happens around Beyeen.[6] | |
Isanke | Isanke, Halimar seastalker
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Itri |
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A refugee who died trying to reach Sky Rock.[10] | |
Jaby | Jaby, Silundi Sea nomad
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Jaji | Jaji, magmaw worshipper
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Jalaradi | Jalaradi, Ikiral outrider
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A Sejiri immigrant.[1] | |
Jalun | Jalun, Affa sentry
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Jejenar | Jejenar, Silundi lullmage
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Jin Kalau | Jin Kalau, Sea Gate ship's captain[15]
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Jingi |
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A female goblin shaman. During her trances, she chants prophecies and her tattoos move.[8] | |
Jolly |
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The gnarlid pet of Nadino.[12] | |
Josala Marang | Josala Marang, freeblade of Affa[18]
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Kadiwa | Kadiwa the Defiant[8]
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Kala | Kala the Bold
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One of the greatest explorers of Akoum.[18] | |
Kaliea | Kaliea, Sea Gate trapfinder
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Kan |
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A male vampire, part of Drana's army. [20] | |
Keeda | Keeda the Quick
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A Goblin trapfinder of the Lavastep tribe. Traveling companion of Javad, he was killed by a basilisk when he fell into a pit of vipers in Turntimber 25 days into their journey.[13] | |
Kendrin |
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A female human scholar who worked with Jori En. Kendrin was on the brink of a discovery she called the 'puzzle of leylines'. She suspected that the hedrons and the Eldrazi were connected, and wanted to travel to Sea Gate to see the Lighthouse's records on the Eye of Ugin, but she died from contact with Eldrazi before she could accomplish that.[21] | |
Khalish |
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A human mercenary from Nimana.[7] | |
Ko Dari | Ko, expedition wizard
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Kol Jofara | Kol Jofara of Kabira[15]
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Kordain | Kordain, luminarch of Kabira
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Kreq | Kreq of Sunder Bay
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Leek |
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A male goblin and friend of Pili. He was killed when the Eldrazi attacked the Sea Gate.[22] | |
Leodo | Leodo, tavernkeeper
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An Akoum tavernkeeper.[18] | |
Lyandis | Lyandis, family Kalastria
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A Kalastria vampire.[4] | |
Lyrus | Lyrus, Sea Gate wizard
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Mahir |
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A merchant who hired [Tazri]] as captain of his guard, before the Rise of the Eldrazi.[16] | |
Maizah Shere | Maizah Shere, Tazeem lullmage
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Marak | Marak, hunter of Umungshore
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A Surrakar hunter whose guide and childhood friend was eaten by the beasts.[15] | |
Melindra |
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A female kor child warrior, part of Drana's army. [20] | |
Meroe |
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A Joraga elf and mother of Nissa Revane.[23] | |
Misha |
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A male merfolk who used to tell Kiora and Turi stories when they were children.[24] | |
Mitra | Mitra, Bala Ged missionary[8]
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A missionary rescued by the Mul Daya elves.[2] | |
Mkema Leatherfoot[1] |
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Mondi Thal | Mondi Thal, Joraga hierarch[15]
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Morodrath |
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An ogre diabolist and mercenary from the Hagra Cistern.[7] | |
Moruul | Moruul, Khalni druid
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Mudheel |
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A guide for Nissa Revane at Akoum. | |
Mulak Ffar |
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Author of Vastwood Biodiversity. | |
Mzali | Mzali, Lighthouse Archmage
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Nablus | Nablus, North Hada trapper
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Nadino |
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A Kor wizard from Guul Draz. A member of Anowon's party.[12] They have a pet gnarlid named Jolly. | |
Najiya | Najiya, leader of the Tajuru
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Nazra | Nazra of the Stone Havens
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Nen | Speaker Nen
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Speaker of the Joraga elves and leader of their mystics. An ancient and isolated elf, his rare commands are delivered through animal messengers.[15] | |
Nezzan |
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A Mul Daya elf and friend of Obuun. They are nonbinary.[5] | |
Nikou | Nikou, Joraga bard
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A Joraga Elf poet from the Tangled Vale in Bala Ged. Nikou has contributed over a hundred lines to the Chanter's Epics collection of bard-songs.[7] | |
Niobe |
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An experienced human thief renowned for her loyalty.[7] | |
Nirthu | Nirthu, lone missionary
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Nisede |
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Leader of the Tajuru, joined Gideon's forces during the Battle for Zendikar.[25] | |
Nundari | Nundari, Sea Gate militia captain
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Nys Dal | Nys Dal, Sea Gate Trapfinder
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Orien |
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A rogue from Guul Draz, killed by Grakmaw.[12] | |
Paldi |
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Tuktuk goblin and brother of Bindi and Zurdi. Inspired by their warren's leader, the three became explorers.[7] | |
Piqua | Piqua, Tazeem Expeditionary House
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An expedition leader.[11] | |
Prina Wey[18] |
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Radavi | Radavi, Joraga relic hunter
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Raff Slugeater | Raff Slugeater, goblin shortcutter
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Rana Cloudwake | Rana Cloudwake, kor skyfisher[2]
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Ravuel of Graypelt |
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Rillem |
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One of [Tazri]]'s soldiers in her her early years, before the Rise of the Eldrazi. [16] | |
Rinta Bannock | Rinta Bannock, Greypelt trapper[15][6]
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Rioden | Rioden, captain of the Sea Gate Guard
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Captain of the Sea Gate Guard, the city's militia.[11] | |
Romoe |
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One of [Tazri]]'s soldiers in her her early years, before the Rise of the Eldrazi. Witnessed her pity killing of the dying angel.[16] | |
Runari |
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One of the five trickster merfolk from Yenai's tribe who joined Kiora in the Battle for Zendikar. [19] | |
Ruta Legala | Ruta Legala, Ondu Expeditionary House
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An expedition leader.[6] | |
Ryza | Ryza, Oran-Rief scout
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Saidah | Saidah, Joraga Hunter
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Sali Oran |
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A Merfolk lullmage. Traveling companion of Javad, she was the only one of his companions to survive the journey to the Seer's Sundial.[13] | |
Samila | Samila, Murasa Expeditionary House
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A famed Murasan expedition leader. She has traveled with Elenar for years.[7] | |
Saranna | Sister Saranna[15]
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Sarikala | Sarikala, merfolk wayfinder[6]
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Scorcher
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A human pyromancer.[7] | ||
Sef Amaran |
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A mutant elf druid and leader of a cult of elves in Ora Ondar. His eating of the kolya fruit has rendered him blind and insensate.[18] | |
Sha'heel |
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A kor who aided Nissa Revane defeat an Eldrazi pathrazer.[3] | |
Sharpwing |
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A famous bird that accompanies parties as a scout, messenger, or huntress.[7] | |
Shen |
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One of the five trickster merfolk from Yenai's tribe who joined Kiora in the Battle for Zendikar. [19] | |
Sheyda | Sheyda, Ondu Gamekeeper
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Skab | Skab, goblin secretkeeper
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Skitch |
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A geysermage's trusted reptile mount. | |
Sneeflebrix | Sneeflebrix, expedition rogue
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Sutina | Sutina, Speaker of the Tajuru
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Speaker of the Tajuru nation of elves. She had a special connection with the monstrous octopus Lorthos.[15] | |
Tala Vertan | Tala Vertan, Makindi shieldmate
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Tarek |
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Tars Olan | Tars Olan, stoneforge mystic
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Tarsa | Tarsa, Sea Gate sell-sword
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A warrior from Guul Draz. A member of Anowon's party.[12] | |
Tasha | Tasha, Graypelt Veteran
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Thelzaia |
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A vampire bloodchief in Guul Draz.[26] | |
Tho |
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A refugee who died trying to reach Sky Rock.[10] | |
Thraur |
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A minotaur warrior. Formerly a warrior-slave in service to Kazuul, after escaping his bondage he vowed never to return to the Cliffs.[7] | |
Tobin | Tobin, sparkmage
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Togli |
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A Tuktuk goblin.[8] | |
Tola |
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One of the five trickster merfolk from Yenai's tribe who joined Kiora in the Battle for Zendikar. [19] | |
Traga | Traga, Zulaport runner
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Triel | Triel, Kazandu tuskcaller
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Trinda | Trinda, Hada spy patrol
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Tyrux | Tyrux, expedition warrior
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Vado Thal |
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A famed merfolk field scholar and linguist, Vado was trained at the Lighthouse at Sea Gate. As a student of ancient languages, Vado analyzes the lore and relics acquired by his fellow adventurers, and in turn, provides clues about what to expect in the ruins ahead.[7] | |
Vandri | Vandri, Kalastria emissary
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Viniva |
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A merfolk cleric-scholar and head of the Kabira Conservatory.[6] | |
Vivias | Vivias, Witch Vessel
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Voshk | Voshk, oblivion priest
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Wamata | Wamata, kor skyfisher
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A kor kitesailer.[6] | |
Yannash | Yannash, outpost builder
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Yavotz | Yavotz, Sea Gate Expeditionary House
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Yesha |
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One of the five trickster merfolk from Yenai's tribe who joined Kiora in the Battle for Zendikar. [19] | |
Yon Basrel | Yon Basrel, Oran-Rief survivalist[2]
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A human from the forest of Oran-Rief. No one has seen more of Zendikar's woodland than Yon Basrel. His knowledge of the pressure points of every creature on Zendikar is unparalleled.[7] | |
Zahr Gada | Zahr Gada, Halimar expedition leader
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Zalek |
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An elf considered the most skilled ranger and beastmaster in Ondu. He spends most of his time in the Wolfbriar in Turntimber. Some claim that Zalek has the soul of a wolf.[7] | |
Zajara[8] |
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Zakken | Zakken, Enclave cleric
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Zarra | Zarra, lullmage
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Zilan | Zilan, Makindi auramancer
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Zurdi | Zurdi, goblin shortcutter[8]
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Tuktuk goblin and brother of Bindi and Paldi. Inspired by their warren's leader, the three became explorers.[7] | |
Zuri |
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A refugee who died trying to reach Sky Rock.[10] |
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- ↑ a b c d Magic Creative Team (February 24, 2010). "A Planeswalker's Guide to Zendikar: Murasa and Sejiri". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c d e Magic Creative Team (September 9, 2009). "A Planeswalker's Guide to Zendikar". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ a b c d Nissa, Worldwaker
- ↑ a b c d Magic Creative Team (October 21, 2009). "A Planeswalker's Guide to Zendikar: Guul Draz". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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- ↑ a b c d e f g Magic Creative Team (December 16, 2009). "A Planeswalker’s Guide to Zendikar: Goblins". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Doug Beyer (September 23, 2009). "The Master at Arms". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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