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The first card named Harpy was <c>Screeching Harpy</c> in ''[[Tempest]]'', but it had the subtype [[Beast]]. Two other cards followed: <c>Molting Harpy</c> in ''[[Mercadian Masques]]'' (which was only a [[Mercenary]]) and the [[multicolored]] <c>Cavern Harpy</c> in ''[[Planeshift]]'' (a [[Beast]] again). | The first card named Harpy was <c>Screeching Harpy</c> in ''[[Tempest]]'', but it had the subtype [[Beast]]. Two other cards followed: <c>Molting Harpy</c> in ''[[Mercadian Masques]]'' (which was only a [[Mercenary]]) and the [[multicolored]] <c>Cavern Harpy</c> in ''[[Planeshift]]'' (a [[Beast]] again). | ||
In the [[Grand Creature Type Update]] the Harpy was specifically introduced as an additional subtype for these three cards. <ref>http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtgcom/daily/mr47</ref>. Since then, no Harpy has ever been printed, until the [[Theros | In the [[Grand Creature Type Update]] the Harpy was specifically introduced as an additional subtype for these three cards. <ref>http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtgcom/daily/mr47</ref>. Since then, no Harpy has ever been printed, until the [[Theros block]]. | ||
==Theros Harpies== | ==Theros Harpies== | ||
Revision as of 12:09, 5 September 2013
Harpy is a seldom used black and blue creature type used for cards that depict ravenous, filthy monsters that have a woman's head and a bird's body.
The first card named Harpy was Screeching Harpy in Tempest, but it had the subtype Beast. Two other cards followed: Molting Harpy in Mercadian Masques (which was only a Mercenary) and the multicolored Cavern Harpy in Planeshift (a Beast again).
In the Grand Creature Type Update the Harpy was specifically introduced as an additional subtype for these three cards. [1]. Since then, no Harpy has ever been printed, until the Theros block.
Theros Harpies
Theros harpies are monstrous bird women that behave like vultures or corvids, attacking the weak and stealing stuff.[2]