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'''Satyr''' is a [[green]] and [[red]] [[creature type]] used for cards that depict carefree woodland beings, represented as part [[human]], part [[goat]] which are noted as lovers of pipe-playing, wine and lovers. They are ready for every physical pleasure. | '''Satyr''' is a [[green]] and [[red]] [[creature type]] used for cards that depict carefree woodland beings, represented as part [[human]], part [[goat]], which are noted as lovers of pipe-playing, wine and lovers. They are ready for every physical pleasure. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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==Storyline== | ==Storyline== | ||
===Theros=== | ===Theros=== | ||
On [[Theros (plane)|Theros]], satyrs are hedonists that worship the god [[Purphoros]], associated with creativity, artistry, and passion, and that occasionally honor [[Nylea]], goddess of the [[forest]] and the hunt.<ref name="D&D Theros Guide">Wizards RPG Team (2020), ''[[D&D Mythic Odysseys of Theros]]'', [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref> Theros satyrs are depicted as playful, benevolent joyful beings by the populace, but in reality, they are mischievous, malevolent hedonists that engage in violent revelries and enslave [[human]]s lured into their hedonistic cults. Unlike the satyrs from [[Wikipedia:Satyr|Greek mythology]], they are both male and female. | On [[Theros (plane)|Theros]], satyrs are hedonists that worship the god [[Purphoros]], associated with creativity, artistry, and passion, and that occasionally honor [[Nylea]], goddess of the [[forest]] and the hunt.<ref name="D&D Theros Guide">Wizards RPG Team (2020), ''[[D&D Mythic Odysseys of Theros]]'', [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref> Theros satyrs are depicted as playful, benevolent joyful beings by the populace, but in reality, they are mischievous, malevolent hedonists that engage in violent revelries and enslave [[human]]s lured into their hedonistic cults. Unlike the satyrs from [[Wikipedia:Satyr|Greek mythology]], they are both male and female. | ||
==Notable Satyrs== | ==Notable Satyrs== | ||
Revision as of 09:40, 5 March 2021
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Satyr is a green and red creature type used for cards that depict carefree woodland beings, represented as part human, part goat, which are noted as lovers of pipe-playing, wine and lovers. They are ready for every physical pleasure.
History
For most of Magic's history, the only cards to bear the type were Willow Satyr from Legends and Lumbering Satyr from Mercadian Masques. However, the Theros block introduced satyrs as a main tribe. Some bleed into red, in contrast with the previous mono-green satyrs.
Storyline
Theros
On Theros, satyrs are hedonists that worship the god Purphoros, associated with creativity, artistry, and passion, and that occasionally honor Nylea, goddess of the forest and the hunt.[1] Theros satyrs are depicted as playful, benevolent joyful beings by the populace, but in reality, they are mischievous, malevolent hedonists that engage in violent revelries and enslave humans lured into their hedonistic cults. Unlike the satyrs from Greek mythology, they are both male and female.
Notable Satyrs
Theros
Tokens
| Token Name | Color | Type Line | P/T | Text Box | Source | Printings |
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| Satyr | Red | Creature — Satyr | 1/1 | This creature can't block. | ||
| Red/Green | Creature — Satyr | 2/2 | Haste | |||
| Gruff Triplets | Green | Creature — Satyr Warrior | 3/3 | Trample When Gruff Triplets dies, put a number of +1/+1 counters equal to its power on each creature you control named Gruff Triplets. |
References
- ↑ Wizards RPG Team (2020), D&D Mythic Odysseys of Theros, Wizards of the Coast
