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Thomil
Details
Race Planeswalker
Birthplace Unknown
Lifetime Pre-Mending
Colors
{B}{R}

Thomil was a planeswalker first mentioned in the Alpha rulebook,[1] and also featured in Roreca's Tale.[2]

History[]

On the plane of Ergamon, he fought Worzel using red and black mana, but lost control of his summoned Lord of the Pit and fled the plane, ending the duel. He was known to use Firebreathing creatures and Terror against his foes.

In the short story The Lament in the Tapestries anthology, Thomil is Sauruven Hellwald's master.[3]

Story appearances[]

Title Author Publishing date Set Setting (plane) Featuring
Worzel's Story Richard Garfield August 1993 Alpha Ergamon Worzel, Thomil
Tapestries Kathy Ice and various July 1995 Fourth Edition Dominaria Kyree, Larut, Indorin, Adriel, Oria, Pyrin, Kyyrao Grrenmw, Grover, Loot Niptil, Corsen Mon Duur, Anaytha, Sular, Malkean Feorr, Shinra, Windgrace (mentioned), Dreadfang, Leen, Scio, Mita, Seran, Katlya, Shaim, Rag Man, Keil, Terena, Aedhan, Macha Mac Aonghus, Beothach, Erko, Roech, Fergus, Grenfher, Semion, Grinstable, Karin Amberly, Dane Isely, Krebbel, Glemp, Eod, Dolena, Brons, Crane, Thorking, Mons, Carnach, Dochyel, Thurka, Orshk, Kovar, Girga Sul, Arngh, Halrak, Daisilodavi, King Amjad, Ittono Khairt ni Hata Kan, Yyelor, Glinham, Eziir, Haprina, Pringle, Odamulus, Niptea, Kolli, Morl, Dason, Kalenth Ush, Thane Du-Moriss IV, Bayende, Noranda-Zang, Caskor, Gloom, Celia, Anaki, Turul, Inasha, Akkurdal, Seg, Unekti, Telier, Sauruven Hellwald, Thomil, Eumenes, Eurynomous, Dog Squat, Roxanne, Theobald, Malfegor, Kilian, Mirindil, Sharlory, Guineren, Alzarakh, Ramion, Tyndryn, Melelki, Tamun, Sekena, Reod Dai

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Planes visited[]

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Quoted or referred to:

References[]

  1. John Carter (December 25, 2004; original text from 1993). "The Original Magic Rulebook". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. Magic Arcana (March 19, 2008; original text from 1994). "Roreca's Tale". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. The Lament by S.M. Sterling, in Tapestries (1995). Edited by Kathy Ice. Harper Prism
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