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Bringer is a creature type that isn't supported anymore. It was used to unify a group of creatures, but the type has not been added to creatures thereafter.<ref>{{TumblrRef|author=[[Doug Beyer]]|URL=http://dougbeyermtg.tumblr.com/post/54839606512/why-doesnt-elvish-mystic-have-the-mystic-creature|title=Why doesn't Elvish Mystic have the Mystic creature type?|tumblr-title=A Voice for Vorthos|date=2013}}</ref> | Bringer is a creature type that isn't supported anymore. It was used to unify a group of creatures, but the type has not been added to creatures thereafter.<ref>{{TumblrRef|author=[[Doug Beyer]]|URL=http://dougbeyermtg.tumblr.com/post/54839606512/why-doesnt-elvish-mystic-have-the-mystic-creature|title=Why doesn't Elvish Mystic have the Mystic creature type?|tumblr-title=A Voice for Vorthos|date=2013}}</ref> | ||
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Bringer is a creature type unique to Fifth Dawn. They are depicted as crystalline humanoid or beastly entities. Their nature transcends the metal ecology of Mirrodin.[1]
There were five Bringers, all concepted as manifestations of the energy of the five "suns" (moons) of Mirrodin. Each of these rare creatures has a mana cost of 
MM, but can be played for 
instead of the mana cost. Each has trample and a powerful ability that may be played at the beginning of the owner's upkeep.
- Bringer of the White Dawn
- Bringer of the Blue Dawn
- Bringer of the Black Dawn
- Bringer of the Red Dawn
- Bringer of the Green Dawn
Bringer is a creature type that isn't supported anymore. It was used to unify a group of creatures, but the type has not been added to creatures thereafter.[2]
See also
References
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- ↑ Error on call to {{WebRef}}: Parameters url and title must be specifiedDoug Beyer (2013). "". Tumblr.