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'''Vannifar''' is the current [[guildmaster]] of the [[Simic Combine]], and speaker of Zonot Three, on [[Ravnica]].<ref>[[James Wyatt]] and Jeremy Crawford. (November 2018.) "''[[D&D Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica]]''", [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref>
'''Vannifar''' is the current [[guildmaster]] of the [[Simic Combine]], and speaker of Zonot Three, on [[Ravnica]].<ref>{{WikiRef|author=[[James Wyatt]] and Jeremy Crawford|date=November 2018|title=D&D Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica|publisher=[[Wizards of the Coast]]}}</ref>


==Description==
==Description==
[[File:Vannifar.jpg|left|thumb|188x188px|Simic Guildmaster.]]
Vannifar considers herself a superior life-form: an [[elf]] whose extensive self-experimentation has [[Mutant|mutated]] parts of her body into proto-plasmic [[ooze]], which gives her a [[jellyfish]] look. She believes that she embodies the [[Simic Combine|Simic's]] utopian ideals, and the work that transformed her could never have occurred through slow, incremental progress like the Utopians advocate. Only bold and decisive action could create such a being, who absorbs nutrients and oxygen through her membranous skin and rests parts of her brain at different times so she doesn't need to eat, sleep, or breathe.<ref name="RNAGuide"/><ref name="Ravnica art book">{{WikiRef|author=[[James Wyatt]]|date=January 2019|title=The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ravnica|publisher=[[Wizards of the Coast]]}}</ref>
Vannifar considers herself a superior life-form: an [[elf]] whose extensive self-experimentation has [[Mutant|mutated]] parts of her body into proto-plasmic [[ooze]],that gives her a [[jellyfish]] look. She believes that she embodies the [[Simic Combine|Simic's]] utopian ideals, and the work that transformed her could never have occurred through slow, incremental progress like the Utopians advocate. Only bold and decisive action could create such a being, who absorbs nutrients and oxygen through her membranous skin and rests parts of her brain at different times so she doesn't need to sleep.<ref name="Ravnica art book">[[James Wyatt]]. (January 2019.) "''[[The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ravnica]]''", [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref>


==History==
==History==
Until quite recently, Vannifar was an outsider and iconoclast, considered a worthy counterbalance to the weight of [[Zegana]]'s ideas, but not really a respected voice within the guild. As speaker of Zanot Three she was one of the founding thinkers of the Adaptationist movement, believing that the [[Simic Combine|Simic]] mission had taken on a more urgent dimension in an unstable political climate. This led her to more directed experimentation on sapient beings, to make a better [[Ravnica]], she argued, first make a better [[Simic Combine|Simic]]. The emergence of the [[Jace Beleren|Living Guildpact]] led many to believe that a new age of stability was dawning, and Vannifar's faction lost a great deal of influence. Vannifar herself retreated to Zanot Three to continue what she still saw as a pressing matter of guild survival. She stopped coming to the [[Simic Combine|Simic]] guildhall and pushed the bounds of legal experimentation. About a year ago, [[Zegana]] had to summon Vannifar to Zanot Seven for a reprimand before the Speakers' Chamber. But the [[Jace Beleren|Living Guildpact]] proved to be an unreliable agent of peace on [[Ravnica]], as often missing as being present, and tension mounted among the guilds. Vannifar slowly regained influence. Matters came to a head when [[Zegana]] again summoned her to the guildhall, this time to grudgingly ask for her help in quickly deploying new life-forms to defend Zanot Four against [[Golgari Swarm|Golgari]] incursion. Vannifar went further than that. Before the Speakers' Chamber, she made [[Zegana]]'s leadership the subject of open debate. A vote was called, and Vannifar was made the new ''Prime Speaker''. Under Vannifar's leadership, the entirety of the [[Simic Combine]] has aligned with the Adaptationists. Some Utopian experimentation continues, but the majority of the guild has been turned to more urgent work.<ref name="Ravnica art book" />
Vannifar was born an elf.<ref name="RNAGuide">(2019). ''[https://archive.org/details/RavnicaAllegiancePlayersGuide Ravnica Allegiance Player's Guide].'' [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref> An adaptationist, she enhanced her body.


Under Vannifar the Simic started to [[mutant|mutate]] their more intelligent members into super [[soldier]]s.<ref name="Ravnica art book"/> During the [[War of the Spark (event)|War of the Spark]], the Simic participated in the guild meeting after the [[Elderspell]] was cast, and [[Vorel]] was sent as a representative for Vannifar.<ref name="Weisman Ravnica novel">[[Greg Weisman]] (April 2019). "''[[War of the Spark: Ravnica]]''". Del Rey.</ref> Vorel told [[Ral Zarek]] that Vannifar was a fighter and had been preparing for war long before [[Nicol Bolas|Bolas]] was known to be a threat. Ral then wondered the obvious question of who exactly was Vannifar preparing to war with before [[Nicol Bolas|Bolas]].
===Prime Speaker===
[[File:Vannifar Replicate.jpg|thumb|241x241px|Replicate.]]
[[File:Vannifar.jpg|left|thumb|188x188px|Simic Guildmaster]]
Vannifar was an outsider and iconoclast, considered a worthy counterbalance to the weight of [[Zegana]]'s ideas, but not a respected voice within the guild. As speaker of Zonot Three, she was one of the founding thinkers of the [[adapt]]ationist movement, believing that the [[Simic Combine|Simic]] mission had taken on a more urgent dimension in an unstable political climate. This led her to more directed experimentation on sapient beings, to make a better [[Ravnica]], she argued, first make a better [[Simic Combine|Simic]]. The emergence of the [[Jace Beleren|Living Guildpact]] led many to believe that a new age of stability was dawning, and Vannifar's faction lost a great deal of influence. Vannifar herself retreated to Zonot Three to continue what she still saw as a pressing matter of guild survival. She stopped coming to the [[Simic Combine|Simic]] guildhall and pushed the bounds of legal experimentation. About a year ago, [[Zegana]] had to summon Vannifar to Zonot Seven for a reprimand before the Speakers' Chamber. But the [[Jace Beleren|Living Guildpact]] proved to be an unreliable agent of peace on [[Ravnica]], as often missing as being present, and tension mounted among the guilds. Vannifar slowly regained influence. Matters came to a head when [[Zegana]] again summoned her to the guildhall, this time to grudgingly ask for her help in quickly deploying new life-forms to defend Zonot Four against [[Golgari Swarm|Golgari]] incursion. Vannifar went further than that. Before the Speakers' Chamber, she made [[Zegana]]'s leadership the subject of open debate. A vote was called, and Vannifar was made the new ''Prime Speaker''.<ref name="Ghosts">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-1-ghosts-of-our-past|''Murders at Karlov Manor'' - Episode 1: Ghosts of Our Past|[[Seanan McGuire]]|December 5, 2023}}</ref> Under Vannifar's leadership, the entirety of the [[Simic Combine]] has aligned with the [[adapt]]ationists. Some Utopian experimentation continues, but the majority of the guild has been turned to more urgent work.<ref name="Ravnica art book" />


The Simic were loyal allies in the War, and afterward Vannifar served as the representative for the guild at the resurrection of [[Niv-Mizzet]] as the new [[Living Guildpact]].<ref name="Desperation">{{DailyRef|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-operation-desperation-2019-06-05|War of the Spark: Ravnica – Operation Desperation|[[Greg Weisman]]|June 5, 2019}}</ref>
===The Guardian Project===
[[File:Vannifar Replicate.jpg|thumb|241x241px|Replicate]]
Deep within Vannifar's home zonot of Zonot Three lies the laboratory of Navika, the hub of the Guardian Project. Lit by bioluminescent glow, the lab was built into, or possibly grown in the shape of, an enormous [[nautilus]] shell. Even within the guild, Navika has a mysterious and slightly sinister reputation as a place where Vannifar's elite [[wizard|biomancers]] push the boundaries of the law, biology, and ethics in the name of [[adapt]]ation. Most [[Simic Combine|Simic]] have never even seen Navika, and even fewer have been inside. The work of the Guardian Project, authorized by ''Prime Speaker'' Vannifar, is the creation of increasing numbers of sapient humanoid [[mutant|hybrids]] intended to form an army of highly evolved [[soldier]]s. Each of these [[mutant|hybrids]] is a different fusion of humanoid characteristics with a mix of traits from other species. The traits vary considerably, though all are meant to confer some advantage in battle: camouflage, gills, wings, claws, and carapaces are among the most common improvements. These [[mutant|hybrids]], sometimes called guardians after the project that created them, are seen as essential to the guild's survival, though no one is sure what will become of them when and if the current crisis passes. The first successful result of the Guardian Project was [[Roalesk]].<ref name="Ravnica art book" />   
 
===War of the Spark===
Under Vannifar the Simic started to [[mutant|mutate]] their more intelligent members into super [[soldier]]s.<ref name="Ravnica art book"/> During the [[War of the Spark (event)|War of the Spark]], the Simic participated in the guild meeting after the [[Elderspell]] was cast, and [[Vorel]] was sent as a representative for Vannifar.<ref name="Weisman Ravnica novel">{{WikiRef|author=[[Greg Weisman]]|date=April 2019|title=War of the Spark: Ravnica|publisher=Del Rey}}</ref> Vorel told [[Ral Zarek]] that Vannifar was a fighter and had been preparing for war long before [[Nicol Bolas|Bolas]] was known to be a threat. Ral then wondered the obvious question of who exactly was Vannifar preparing to war with before [[Nicol Bolas|Bolas]].
 
The Simic were loyal allies in the War, and afterward, Vannifar served as the representative for the guild at the resurrection of [[Niv-Mizzet]] as the new [[Living Guildpact]].<ref name="Desperation">{{DailyRef|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-operation-desperation-2019-06-05|War of the Spark: Ravnica – Operation Desperation|[[Greg Weisman]]|June 5, 2019}}</ref>
 
===Murders===
During the [[New Phyrexia's Invasion of the Multiverse|Phyrexian invasion]], many of the Simic willingly became Phyrexanized. Vannifar and Zegana settled their old grievances, and the guild leader allowed Zegana to research the [[Glistening oil|Phyrexian oil]] in hopes that they would be able to find a cure to [[phyresis]].<ref name="Beauty">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-9-beauty-in-destruction|Episode 9: Beauty in Destruction|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 17, 2024}}</ref><ref name="Beauty DVD">{{WebRef|url=https://seananmcguire.com/blog/2024/01/17/beauty-in-destruction-the-dvd-extras/|title=Beauty in Destruction, the DVD extras|author=[[Seanan McGuire]]|date=January 17, 2024|publisher=[[Seanan McGuire]]}}</ref>
 
With the support of the other guilds, she managed to maintain her position after the invasion, though she was aware of how precariously her continued leadership depended on the favor of outsiders.<ref name="MKM Legends">{{DailyRef|feature/the-legends-and-characters-of-murders-at-karlov-manor|The Legends (and characters) of Murders at Karlov Manor|[[Emily Teng]]|February 6, 2024}}</ref> To maintain favorable relationships with the rest of the [[Ravnican guild]]s, she found herself forced to hand off her usual duties to trusted underlings and spend her time socializing instead. Her detractors within the guild were quick to claim that she was neglecting her true duties to her guild, but so far no one has openly challenged her leadership.
 
A year and some months following the Invasion, she was present at [[Karlov]] Manor when Zegana was assassinated, and avoided questioning when the Azorius began investigating.<ref name="Monsters">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-2-monsters-we-became|''Murders at Karlov Manor'' - Episode 2: Monsters We Became|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 8, 2024}}</ref> She was invited to [[Vitu-Ghazi]] by [[Alquist Proft]] to learn the truth of the murders, where the detective revealed that Oba, the central dryad of [[Trostani]], had organized them in retribution for those she considered traitors to the plane during the Invasion.<ref name="Gods Chaos">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-8-gods-of-chaos|Episode 8: Gods of Chaos|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 16, 2024}}</ref>  When Oba attacked the guild leaders, Vannifar was captured, but was freed after Oba was defeated by Kaya and Etrata.<ref name="Beauty"/><ref name="Roots">{{DailyRef|magic-story/episode-10-roots-of-decay|Episode 10: Roots of Decay|[[Seanan McGuire]]|January 18, 2024}}</ref>
 
==Trivia==
*In the video game ''[[Magic: The Gathering Arena]]'', Vannifar is voiced by Rebecca Riedy.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10967214/characters/nm1046562|title=Rebecca Riedy as Vannifar|publisher=IMDB}}</ref>
*According to [[Seanan McGuire]], writer for ''[[Murders at Karlov Manor]]'', while Vannifar is classified as an Elf Ooze, she has mutated herself to become the first known elf-jellyfish hybrid in the Multiverse.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://seananmcguire.com/blog/2023/12/30/ghosts-of-our-past-the-dvd-extras/|title=Ghosts of Our Past, the DVD extras.|author=[[Seanan McGuire]]|publisher=[https://seananmcguire.com/blog/ Rose-Owls and Pumpkin Girls]|date=December 30, 2023}}</ref>
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:VannifarManga.png|Vannifar in the ''[[Ravnica Allegiance]]'' [[manga]].
File:Vannifar MTGA avatar RNA.png|[[Magic: The Gathering Arena]] avatar.
</gallery>


==Story appearances==
==Story appearances==
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| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-operation-desperation-2019-06-05|War of the Spark: Ravnica—Operation Desperation}} || [[Greg Weisman]] || 2019-06-05 || ''[[War of the Spark]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Araithia Shokta|Rat]], [[Teyo Verada]], [[Kaya]], [[Ral Zarek]], [[Vraska]], [[Exava]], [[Rakdos]], [[Tomik Vrona]], [[Hekara]], [[Nissa Revane]], [[Lavinia]], [[Borborygmos]], [[Emmara Tandris]], Vannifar, [[Vorel]], [[Aurelia]], [[Lazav]], [[Kefnet]], [[Niv-Mizzet]]
| {{ArticleArchive|magic-story/war-spark-ravnica-operation-desperation-2019-06-05|War of the Spark: Ravnica—Operation Desperation}} || [[Greg Weisman]] || 2019-06-05 || ''[[War of the Spark]]'' || [[Ravnica]] || [[Araithia Shokta|Rat]], [[Teyo Verada|Teyo]], [[Kaya Cassir|Kaya]], [[Ral Zarek|Ral]], [[Vraska]], Whipsaw, [[Exava]], [[Rakdos]], [[Tomik Vrona]], [[Hekara]], [[Varryvort]], [[Nissa Revane|Nissa]], [[Lavinia]], [[Borborygmos]], [[Gan Shokta]], [[Ari Shokta]], [[Emmara Tandris]], [[Boruvo]], Vannifar, [[Vorel]], [[Aurelia]], [[Lazav]], [[Kefnet]], [[Niv-Mizzet]]
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|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-1-ghosts-of-our-past|Episode 1: Ghosts of our Past}} || [[Seanan McGuire]] || 2023-12-05 || ''[[Murders at Karlov Manor]]'' ||[[Ravnica]] || [[Teysa Karlov]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Ezrim]], [[Lavinia]], [[Tolsimir Wolfblood]], [[Aurelia]], [[Judith]], [[Tomik Vrona]], [[Kellan]], Vannifar, [[Zegana]], [[Krenko]], [[Yarus]]
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|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-2-monsters-we-became|Episode 2: Monsters We Became}} || [[Seanan McGuire]] || 2024-01-08 || ''[[Murders at Karlov Manor]]'' ||[[Ravnica]] || [[Teysa Karlov]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Ezrim]], [[Aurelia]], [[Zegana]], Vannifar, [[Kellan]], [[Alquist Proft]], [[Etrata]], [[Lavinia]]
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|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-8-gods-of-chaos|Episode 8: Gods of Chaos}}||[[Seanan McGuire]]||2024-01-16||''[[Murders at Karlov Manor]]''||[[Ravnica]]||[[Judith]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Ezrim]], [[Yarus]], [[Krenko]], [[Massacre Girl]], Vannifar, [[Aurelia]], [[Alquist Proft]], [[Etrata]], [[Lavinia]], [[Trostani]], [[Tolsimir Wolfblood]], [[Ral Zarek]], [[Izoni]]
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|{{ArticleArchive|magic-story/episode-9-beauty-in-destruction|Episode 9: Beauty in Destruction}}||[[Seanan McGuire]]||2024-01-17||''[[Murders at Karlov Manor]]''||[[Ravnica]]||[[Ezrim]], [[Kaya Cassir]], [[Tolsimir Wolfblood]], [[Alquist Proft]], [[Trostani]], [[Judith]], [[Krenko]], [[Izoni]], [[Aurelia]], [[Lavinia]], Vannifar, [[Etrata]], [[Ral Zarek]], [[Massacre Girl]], [[Yarus]], [[Kellan]]
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Vannifar
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Formerly Elf
Birthplace Ravnica
Lifetime Mending Era
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Vannifar is the current guildmaster of the Simic Combine, and speaker of Zonot Three, on Ravnica.[1]

Description

Vannifar considers herself a superior life-form: an elf whose extensive self-experimentation has mutated parts of her body into proto-plasmic ooze, which gives her a jellyfish look. She believes that she embodies the Simic's utopian ideals, and the work that transformed her could never have occurred through slow, incremental progress like the Utopians advocate. Only bold and decisive action could create such a being, who absorbs nutrients and oxygen through her membranous skin and rests parts of her brain at different times so she doesn't need to eat, sleep, or breathe.[2][3]

History

Vannifar was born an elf.[2] An adaptationist, she enhanced her body.

Prime Speaker

Simic Guildmaster

Vannifar was an outsider and iconoclast, considered a worthy counterbalance to the weight of Zegana's ideas, but not a respected voice within the guild. As speaker of Zonot Three, she was one of the founding thinkers of the adaptationist movement, believing that the Simic mission had taken on a more urgent dimension in an unstable political climate. This led her to more directed experimentation on sapient beings, to make a better Ravnica, she argued, first make a better Simic. The emergence of the Living Guildpact led many to believe that a new age of stability was dawning, and Vannifar's faction lost a great deal of influence. Vannifar herself retreated to Zonot Three to continue what she still saw as a pressing matter of guild survival. She stopped coming to the Simic guildhall and pushed the bounds of legal experimentation. About a year ago, Zegana had to summon Vannifar to Zonot Seven for a reprimand before the Speakers' Chamber. But the Living Guildpact proved to be an unreliable agent of peace on Ravnica, as often missing as being present, and tension mounted among the guilds. Vannifar slowly regained influence. Matters came to a head when Zegana again summoned her to the guildhall, this time to grudgingly ask for her help in quickly deploying new life-forms to defend Zonot Four against Golgari incursion. Vannifar went further than that. Before the Speakers' Chamber, she made Zegana's leadership the subject of open debate. A vote was called, and Vannifar was made the new Prime Speaker.[4] Under Vannifar's leadership, the entirety of the Simic Combine has aligned with the adaptationists. Some Utopian experimentation continues, but the majority of the guild has been turned to more urgent work.[3]

The Guardian Project

Replicate

Deep within Vannifar's home zonot of Zonot Three lies the laboratory of Navika, the hub of the Guardian Project. Lit by bioluminescent glow, the lab was built into, or possibly grown in the shape of, an enormous nautilus shell. Even within the guild, Navika has a mysterious and slightly sinister reputation as a place where Vannifar's elite biomancers push the boundaries of the law, biology, and ethics in the name of adaptation. Most Simic have never even seen Navika, and even fewer have been inside. The work of the Guardian Project, authorized by Prime Speaker Vannifar, is the creation of increasing numbers of sapient humanoid hybrids intended to form an army of highly evolved soldiers. Each of these hybrids is a different fusion of humanoid characteristics with a mix of traits from other species. The traits vary considerably, though all are meant to confer some advantage in battle: camouflage, gills, wings, claws, and carapaces are among the most common improvements. These hybrids, sometimes called guardians after the project that created them, are seen as essential to the guild's survival, though no one is sure what will become of them when and if the current crisis passes. The first successful result of the Guardian Project was Roalesk.[3]

War of the Spark

Under Vannifar the Simic started to mutate their more intelligent members into super soldiers.[3] During the War of the Spark, the Simic participated in the guild meeting after the Elderspell was cast, and Vorel was sent as a representative for Vannifar.[5] Vorel told Ral Zarek that Vannifar was a fighter and had been preparing for war long before Bolas was known to be a threat. Ral then wondered the obvious question of who exactly was Vannifar preparing to war with before Bolas.

The Simic were loyal allies in the War, and afterward, Vannifar served as the representative for the guild at the resurrection of Niv-Mizzet as the new Living Guildpact.[6]

Murders

During the Phyrexian invasion, many of the Simic willingly became Phyrexanized. Vannifar and Zegana settled their old grievances, and the guild leader allowed Zegana to research the Phyrexian oil in hopes that they would be able to find a cure to phyresis.[7][8]

With the support of the other guilds, she managed to maintain her position after the invasion, though she was aware of how precariously her continued leadership depended on the favor of outsiders.[9] To maintain favorable relationships with the rest of the Ravnican guilds, she found herself forced to hand off her usual duties to trusted underlings and spend her time socializing instead. Her detractors within the guild were quick to claim that she was neglecting her true duties to her guild, but so far no one has openly challenged her leadership.

A year and some months following the Invasion, she was present at Karlov Manor when Zegana was assassinated, and avoided questioning when the Azorius began investigating.[10] She was invited to Vitu-Ghazi by Alquist Proft to learn the truth of the murders, where the detective revealed that Oba, the central dryad of Trostani, had organized them in retribution for those she considered traitors to the plane during the Invasion.[11] When Oba attacked the guild leaders, Vannifar was captured, but was freed after Oba was defeated by Kaya and Etrata.[7][12]

Trivia

Gallery

Story appearances

Title Author Publishing date Set Setting (plane) Featuring
War of the Spark: Ravnica—Operation Desperation Greg Weisman 2019-06-05 War of the Spark Ravnica Rat, Teyo, Kaya, Ral, Vraska, Whipsaw, Exava, Rakdos, Tomik Vrona, Hekara, Varryvort, Nissa, Lavinia, Borborygmos, Gan Shokta, Ari Shokta, Emmara Tandris, Boruvo, Vannifar, Vorel, Aurelia, Lazav, Kefnet, Niv-Mizzet
Episode 1: Ghosts of our Past Seanan McGuire 2023-12-05 Murders at Karlov Manor Ravnica Teysa Karlov, Kaya Cassir, Ezrim, Lavinia, Tolsimir Wolfblood, Aurelia, Judith, Tomik Vrona, Kellan, Vannifar, Zegana, Krenko, Yarus
Episode 2: Monsters We Became Seanan McGuire 2024-01-08 Murders at Karlov Manor Ravnica Teysa Karlov, Kaya Cassir, Ezrim, Aurelia, Zegana, Vannifar, Kellan, Alquist Proft, Etrata, Lavinia
Episode 8: Gods of Chaos Seanan McGuire 2024-01-16 Murders at Karlov Manor Ravnica Judith, Kaya Cassir, Ezrim, Yarus, Krenko, Massacre Girl, Vannifar, Aurelia, Alquist Proft, Etrata, Lavinia, Trostani, Tolsimir Wolfblood, Ral Zarek, Izoni
Episode 9: Beauty in Destruction Seanan McGuire 2024-01-17 Murders at Karlov Manor Ravnica Ezrim, Kaya Cassir, Tolsimir Wolfblood, Alquist Proft, Trostani, Judith, Krenko, Izoni, Aurelia, Lavinia, Vannifar, Etrata, Ral Zarek, Massacre Girl, Yarus, Kellan

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References

  1. ↑ James Wyatt and Jeremy Crawford (November 2018). "D&D Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica". Wizards of the Coast.
  2. ↑ a b (2019). Ravnica Allegiance Player's Guide. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. ↑ a b c d James Wyatt (January 2019). "The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ravnica". Wizards of the Coast.
  4. ↑ Seanan McGuire (December 5, 2023). "Murders at Karlov Manor - Episode 1: Ghosts of Our Past". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  5. ↑ Greg Weisman (April 2019). "War of the Spark: Ravnica". Del Rey.
  6. ↑ Greg Weisman (June 5, 2019). "War of the Spark: Ravnica – Operation Desperation". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  7. ↑ a b Seanan McGuire (January 17, 2024). "Episode 9: Beauty in Destruction". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  8. ↑ Seanan McGuire (January 17, 2024). "Beauty in Destruction, the DVD extras". Seanan McGuire.
  9. ↑ Emily Teng (February 6, 2024). "The Legends (and characters) of Murders at Karlov Manor". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  10. ↑ Seanan McGuire (January 8, 2024). "Murders at Karlov Manor - Episode 2: Monsters We Became". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  11. ↑ Seanan McGuire (January 16, 2024). "Episode 8: Gods of Chaos". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  12. ↑ Seanan McGuire (January 18, 2024). "Episode 10: Roots of Decay". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  13. ↑ Rebecca Riedy as Vannifar. IMDB.
  14. ↑ Seanan McGuire (December 30, 2023). "Ghosts of Our Past, the DVD extras.". Rose-Owls and Pumpkin Girls.
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