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'''Trilobite''' is a [[creature type]] used for cards that depict a prehistoric marine [[wikipedia:arthropod|arthropod]] with a carapace over the forepart, and a segmented hind part divided longitudinally into three lobes.
'''Trilobite''' is a [[creature type]] used for cards that depict a prehistoric marine [[wikipedia:arthropod|arthropod]] with a carapace over the forepart, and a segmented hind part divided longitudinally into three lobes.


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Over their long life spans, the larger of the [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] trilobites accumulate vast [[treasure]] troves in their guts.
Over their long life spans, the larger of the [[Ixalan (plane)|Ixalan]] trilobites accumulate vast [[treasure]] troves in their guts.


== Distribution ==
==Distribution==
Trilobites are known to be native to the following planes:
Trilobites are known to be native to the following planes:
* [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] ([[Shiv]])  
* [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]] ([[Shiv]])  
* [[Ikoria]]
* [[Ikoria]]

Revision as of 14:58, 9 September 2022

Trilobite
Creature Type
(Subtype for creature/kindred cards)
Statistics
4 cards
{C} 25% {U} 50% {R} 25%
as of Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths
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type:"Trilobite"

Trilobite is a creature type used for cards that depict a prehistoric marine arthropod with a carapace over the forepart, and a segmented hind part divided longitudinally into three lobes.

The first creature to bear the type was Shore Keeper from Ixalan. With the Core Set 2019 rules update the type was also added to Electryte.[1] Scuttling Sliver from Modern Horizons is a Sliver Trilobite of unknown origin.

Storyline

Over their long life spans, the larger of the Ixalan trilobites accumulate vast treasure troves in their guts.

Distribution

Trilobites are known to be native to the following planes:

References

  1. Eli Shiffrin (July 6, 2018). "Core Set 2019 Oracle Changes". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.