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The '''paruns''' were the original founders of the ten [[Ravnican guild]]s and as such the ones who signed the [[Guildpact (spell)|Guildpact]].<ref name="Ravnica">[[Cory J. Herndon]] (2005). ''[[Ravnica (novel)|Ravnica Cycle, Book I: Ravnica]]'', [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref>  After ten millennia very few still existed and even fewer were still in charge of their respective guilds.<ref name="Ravnica art book">[[James Wyatt]] (January 2019). "''[[The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ravnica]]''". [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref>
The '''paruns''' were the original founders of the ten [[Ravnican guild]]s and as such the ones who signed the [[Guildpact (spell)|Guildpact]].<ref name="Ravnica">[[Cory J. Herndon]] (2005). ''[[Ravnica (novel)|Ravnica Cycle, Book I: Ravnica]]'', [[Wizards of the Coast]]</ref>  After ten millennia very few still existed and even fewer were still in charge of their respective guilds.<ref name="Ravnica art book">[[James Wyatt]] (January 2019). "''[[The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ravnica]]''". [[Wizards of the Coast]].</ref>


==List of Paruns==
==List of Paruns==
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*[[House Dimir]]: [[Szadek]]
*[[House Dimir]]: [[Szadek]]
*The [[Izzet League]]: [[Niv-Mizzet]]
*The [[Izzet League]]: [[Niv-Mizzet]]
*The [[Orzhov Syndicate]]: [[Obzedat]]<ref>The entire <c>Ghost Council of Orzhova</c>, a.k.a. the [[Obzedat]], signed the contract but it is unknown which specific members signed and if any of them are still in the current council.</ref>
*The [[Orzhov Syndicate]]: [[Obzedat]]<ref>The entire <c>Ghost Council of Orzhova</c>, a.k.a. the [[Obzedat]], signed the contract, but it is unknown which specific members signed and if any of them survived until [[Kaya]]'s assassination of the Council.</ref>
*[[Selesnya Conclave]]: [[Mat'Selesnya]] (a group of [[dryad]]s gave their life to empower the Guildpact and merged into her)
*[[Selesnya Conclave]]: [[Mat'Selesnya]] (a group of [[dryad]]s gave their life to empower the Guildpact and merged into her)
*[[Simic Combine]]: Simic, first name unknown<ref name="Ravnica art book"/><ref>No official Parun was given for the Simic, but [[Cory Herndon]], the author of the [[Ravnica Cycle]] planned it to be a [[vedalken]] biomancer named Simic. He also says that due to the way the Simic work, parts of the Parun may still be alive at the time of the books.</ref><ref>This is corroborated by Brady Dommermuth, who established that Simic was his surname, but not his familiar name</ref>
*[[Simic Combine]]: Simic, first name unknown<ref name="Ravnica art book"/><ref>No official Parun was given for the Simic, but [[Cory Herndon]], the author of the [[Ravnica Cycle]] planned it to be a [[vedalken]] biomancer named Simic. He also says that due to the way the Simic work, parts of the Parun may still be alive at the time of the books.</ref><ref>This is corroborated by Brady Dommermuth, who established that Simic was his surname, but not his familiar name</ref>

Revision as of 05:00, 31 July 2021

The paruns were the original founders of the ten Ravnican guilds and as such the ones who signed the Guildpact.[1] After ten millennia very few still existed and even fewer were still in charge of their respective guilds.[2]

List of Paruns

In-game references

Notes

  1. Cory J. Herndon (2005). Ravnica Cycle, Book I: Ravnica, Wizards of the Coast
  2. a b James Wyatt (January 2019). "The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Ravnica". Wizards of the Coast.
  3. The entire Ghost Council of Orzhova, a.k.a. the Obzedat, signed the contract, but it is unknown which specific members signed and if any of them survived until Kaya's assassination of the Council.
  4. No official Parun was given for the Simic, but Cory Herndon, the author of the Ravnica Cycle planned it to be a vedalken biomancer named Simic. He also says that due to the way the Simic work, parts of the Parun may still be alive at the time of the books.
  5. This is corroborated by Brady Dommermuth, who established that Simic was his surname, but not his familiar name