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'''Thalakos''' is a [[blue]] [[creature | {{Infobox type | ||
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'''Thalakos''' is a [[blue]] [[creature type]] used for cards that depict an insane [[Spirit]]-like race of beings trapped in the [[Shadows]] of [[Rath]].<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/under-sea-2002-02-06|Under the Sea|[[Ben Bleiweiss]]|February 6, 2002}}</ref> All have the keyword ability [[Shadow]]. The cards as they appeared in the ''[[Tempest block]]'' didn't have the subtype Thalakos. It was later realised that a non-[[human]] race should have its own subtype, which was fixed in the [[Grand Creature Type Update]]. | |||
The Thalakos originally lived on [[Dominaria]], maybe with another outward appearance. During the time of their [[planeshift]], the Thalakos were entrapped in the conflict between the [[Dauthi]] and the [[Soltari]], despite their neutrality. All three races were caught in the maelstrom of energy that surrounded [[Rath]], and trapped within the "Shadows," the extraplanar space between Rath and Dominaria. They were left in an incorporeal state, unable to communicate with people on either plane, yet able to see into both the Dominarian reality and that of Rath. This predicament led the Thalakos to lose their sanity. | ==Storyline== | ||
The Thalakos originally lived on [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]], maybe with another outward appearance.<ref name="Dark">[[Pete Venters]] (December 1997). "Dominian Chronicles: A Dark Corner of the Multiverse" ''[[The Duelist]]'' #20, 38-39</ref> During the time of their [[planeshift]], the Thalakos were entrapped in the conflict between the [[Dauthi]] and the [[Soltari]], despite their neutrality. All three races were caught in the maelstrom of energy that surrounded [[Rath]], and trapped within the "Shadows," the extraplanar space between Rath and Dominaria.<ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/caught-between-planes-2006-12-05|Caught Between the Planes|[[Magic Arcana]]|December 5, 2006}}</ref> They were left in an incorporeal state, unable to communicate with people on either plane, yet able to see into both the Dominarian reality and that of Rath. This predicament led the Thalakos to lose their sanity. | |||
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Thalakos is a blue creature type used for cards that depict an insane Spirit-like race of beings trapped in the Shadows of Rath.[1] All have the keyword ability Shadow. The cards as they appeared in the Tempest block didn't have the subtype Thalakos. It was later realised that a non-human race should have its own subtype, which was fixed in the Grand Creature Type Update.
Storyline
The Thalakos originally lived on Dominaria, maybe with another outward appearance.[2] During the time of their planeshift, the Thalakos were entrapped in the conflict between the Dauthi and the Soltari, despite their neutrality. All three races were caught in the maelstrom of energy that surrounded Rath, and trapped within the "Shadows," the extraplanar space between Rath and Dominaria.[3] They were left in an incorporeal state, unable to communicate with people on either plane, yet able to see into both the Dominarian reality and that of Rath. This predicament led the Thalakos to lose their sanity.
References
- ↑ Ben Bleiweiss (February 6, 2002). "Under the Sea". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Pete Venters (December 1997). "Dominian Chronicles: A Dark Corner of the Multiverse" The Duelist #20, 38-39
- ↑ Magic Arcana (December 5, 2006). "Caught Between the Planes". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
