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Rankle, a mercurial [[Faerie|fae]] of [[the Wilds]], delights in tormenting the stupid [[knight]]s of [[the Realm]] and their idiotic virtues. To an outsider, Rankle's antics seem pointless, and they frequently are, but while most [[Faerie|faeries]] of his kind are annoyances, | Rankle, a mercurial [[Faerie|fae]] of [[the Wilds]], delights in tormenting the stupid [[knight]]s of [[the Realm]] and their idiotic virtues. To an outsider, Rankle's antics seem pointless, and they frequently are, but while most [[Faerie|faeries]] of his kind are annoyances, Rankle's pranks are downright cruel. Rankle shows an occasional glimmer of low cunning, concocting elaborate plots to create desired outcomes. The price to win an audience with Rankle can range from compromising one's virtues to plucking out an eye, depending on his mood and sense of humor that day.<ref name=":0">{{WikiRef|author=[[Jay Annelli]]|date=2020|title=Magic: The Gathering - Legends|publisher=Abrams ComicArts}}</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 00:44, 14 November 2022
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| Race | Faerie |
| Birthplace | Eldraine |
| Lifetime | Unknown |
Rankle a faerie rogue known for his evil pranks, from Eldraine.
History
Rankle, a mercurial fae of the Wilds, delights in tormenting the stupid knights of the Realm and their idiotic virtues. To an outsider, Rankle's antics seem pointless, and they frequently are, but while most faeries of his kind are annoyances, Rankle's pranks are downright cruel. Rankle shows an occasional glimmer of low cunning, concocting elaborate plots to create desired outcomes. The price to win an audience with Rankle can range from compromising one's virtues to plucking out an eye, depending on his mood and sense of humor that day.[1]
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References
- ↑ Jay Annelli (2020). "Magic: The Gathering - Legends". Abrams ComicArts.
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