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'''Barbarian''' is a [[creature]]  [[class]]. '''Barbarians''' are unorganized fighters, usually from primitive and/or uncivilized cultures. Many barbarians charge into battle in a state of madness, an ability that is reflected on several barbarian cards by abilities that require the player to [[discard]]. Many barbarians have [[first strike]] and/or [[haste]], representing their ferocity. Barbarians are centered in [[red]].
'''Barbarian''' is a [[creature]]  [[class]]. '''Barbarians''' are unorganized fighters, usually from primitive and/or uncivilized cultures. Many barbarians charge into battle in a state of madness, an ability that is reflected on several barbarian cards by abilities that require the player to [[discard]]. Many barbarians have [[first strike]] and/or [[haste]], representing their ferocity. Barbarians are centered in [[red]].


The barbarian creature type has been by and large supplanted by the [[warrior]] and [[berserker]] types, but some new barbarians continue to be printed.
Barbarians debuted as a creature type in ''[[Ice Age]]'', but ''[[Alpha]]'' 's <c>Keldon Warlord</c> gained the type retroactively. The barbarian creature type has been by and large supplanted by the [[warrior]] and [[berserker]] types, but some new barbarians continue to be printed.


==Barbarian organizations / locations==
==Barbarian organizations / locations==

Revision as of 08:06, 11 December 2015

Barbarian is a creature class. Barbarians are unorganized fighters, usually from primitive and/or uncivilized cultures. Many barbarians charge into battle in a state of madness, an ability that is reflected on several barbarian cards by abilities that require the player to discard. Many barbarians have first strike and/or haste, representing their ferocity. Barbarians are centered in red.

Barbarians debuted as a creature type in Ice Age, but Alpha 's Keldon Warlord gained the type retroactively. The barbarian creature type has been by and large supplanted by the warrior and berserker types, but some new barbarians continue to be printed.

Barbarian organizations / locations

Notable barbarians