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===Guildmaster===
===Guildmaster===
She reappeared when she sensed Kos's death. She was chosen as one of his pallbearers but vanished again shortly after. Her whereabouts during all those years were finally explained when she came to submit herself for arrest when it was revealed that she was the last surviving of the Boros angels, the rest having been killed by [[Szadek]]'s ghost army. After the dissolution of the [[guildpact (spell)|guildpact]], she was named as the Boros [[Guildmaster]].
She reappeared when she sensed Kos's death. She was chosen as one of his pallbearers but vanished again shortly after. Her whereabouts during all those years were finally explained when she came to submit herself for arrest when it was revealed that she was the last surviving of the Boros angels, the rest having been killed by [[Szadek]]'s ghost army.<ref name="Dissension">[[Cory Herndon]] (2006), ''[[Dissension (novel)|Dissension]]''. Wizards of the Coast.</ref> After the dissolution of the [[guildpact (spell)|guildpact]], she was named as the Boros [[Guildmaster]].


Even before becoming the Guildmaster, she possessed a small personal fortune due to [[Pivlic]]'s excellent management of her salary as a wojek (she never spent it, since she didn't have expenses).
Even before becoming the Guildmaster, she possessed a small personal fortune due to [[Pivlic]]'s excellent management of her salary as a wojek (she never spent it, since she didn't have expenses).

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Pierakor az Vinrenn D'rav
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Details
Race Angel
Birthplace Ravnica
Sources
Ravnica Cycle

Pierakor az Vinrenn D'rav, better known as Feather, is a Boros Firemane angel, who spent much time as Agrus Kos's partner.[1]

History

Wojek

Feather was placed in the League of Wojek for undisclosed reasons, and her wings were bound until her service with the Wojeks was considered appeased. After the events of the Decamillennial, Kos freed her wings and she vanished, looking for the missing Parhelion.

Guildmaster

She reappeared when she sensed Kos's death. She was chosen as one of his pallbearers but vanished again shortly after. Her whereabouts during all those years were finally explained when she came to submit herself for arrest when it was revealed that she was the last surviving of the Boros angels, the rest having been killed by Szadek's ghost army.[2] After the dissolution of the guildpact, she was named as the Boros Guildmaster.

Even before becoming the Guildmaster, she possessed a small personal fortune due to Pivlic's excellent management of her salary as a wojek (she never spent it, since she didn't have expenses).

Deposed

Her tenure as Guildmaster was challenged by Aurelia (one of her own creations), who believed that no angel who had been disgraced had a right to rule. She garnered much support in her crusade and Feather was imprisoned until her final fate could be decided. Feather was freed, however, during a secretive raid performed by Krenko.[3]

Redeemed

During the events of War of the Spark, she was allowed to fly alongside Aurelia's Firemanes.[4]

Trivia

The name Pierakor was inspired by Slovak word "pierko", meaning "feather".

Story appearances

Title Author Publishing date Set Setting (plane) Featuring
Krenko, Mob Boss Jenna Helland 2012-07-18 Magic 2013 Ravnica Krenko, Lazav, Feather
War of the Spark: Ravnica—Ashes Greg Weisman 2019-06-12 War of the Spark Ravnica Rat, Gideon Jura, Tomik Vrona, Lavinia, Ral Zarek, Jace Beleren, Chandra Nalaar, Teferi, Ajani Goldmane, Nissa Revane, Jaya Ballard, Karn, Kaya, Teyo Verada, Isperia, Dack Fayden, Saheeli Rai, Hekara, Vraska, Nicol Bolas, Borborygmos, Samut, Vorel, Sorin Markov, Nahiri, Arlinn Kord, Feather, Liliana Vess, Oketra, Rakdos, Bontu, Niv-Mizzet, Angrath, The Wanderer, Mu Yanling, Jiang Yanggu, Mowu, Vivien Reid, Aurelia, Exava, Lazav

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