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'''Archers''' are combatants who specialize in fighting with bow and arrows. In-game, archers often have the [[reach]] ability or abilities that allow them to deal damage directly to creatures, often those with [[flying]]. Archers are centered in [[white]] and [[green]]. | '''Archers''' are combatants who specialize in fighting with bow and arrows. In-game, archers often have the [[reach]] ability or abilities that allow them to deal damage directly to creatures, often those with [[flying]]. Archers are centered in [[white]] and [[green]]. | ||
For much of the game's history, "archer" was not a supported creature type, and preexisting archers (or cards depicting archers) were labelled as [[ | For much of the game's history, "archer" was not a supported creature type, and preexisting archers (or cards depicting archers) were labelled as [[soldier]]s. With ''[[Mirrodin]]'' and the [[Grand Creature Type Update]] the archer type was reinstated. Some archers that had been changed to soldiers now bear both creature types. | ||
==Archer organizations== | ==Archer organizations== | ||
Revision as of 01:13, 23 February 2019
Archer is a creature class. The first card to feature the type was Femeref Archers from Mirage.
Archers are combatants who specialize in fighting with bow and arrows. In-game, archers often have the reach ability or abilities that allow them to deal damage directly to creatures, often those with flying. Archers are centered in white and green.
For much of the game's history, "archer" was not a supported creature type, and preexisting archers (or cards depicting archers) were labelled as soldiers. With Mirrodin and the Grand Creature Type Update the archer type was reinstated. Some archers that had been changed to soldiers now bear both creature types.
