Davvol

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Davvol
Evincar of Rath
Information
Species Phyrexian Human
Birth, Life & Death
Birthplace Coracin, Unknown plane
Lifetime War with Phyrexia
Born c. 3375 AR
Death 4165 AR, about 800 years old
Sources
Bloodlines

Davvol was the first evincar to rule the artificial plane, Rath.[1]

History

Davvol was the terminally ill town elder of the village of Coracin. When he became sick he was ignored, and eventually exiled. Davvol was 34 years old in c. 3415 AR, when the Phyrexian Croag came looking for an ancient machine called the "Gift of the Gods" in the town's vault. Davvol betrayed the townspeople and told Croag how to access the vault. Afterward, Croag took Davvol to Rath, where he became responsible for overseeing the construction of the artificial plane, stopping the revolting Kor, Vec, Dal, and elves, and killing Urza. To grant him eternal life, Davvol was partially compleated and he yearned to rid himself of his weak flesh, which only reminded him of his disease. To kill Urza, Davvol began evolving and improving the Phyrexian Negators.

Davvol also began conducting planeshifting experiments for Croag, which involved transporting Rathi troops throughout the multiverse, as well as transporting parts of Dominaria to Rath. This planeshifting caused the Shadow races to become stuck between the worlds. When Croag was badly injured in an assault on Keld, in which he tried to steal Gatha's genetics research, Davvol proclaimed himself the first evincar of Rath. Davvol's reign ended when Croag used a grafted skullcap on Davvol to steal all of his knowledge and information regarding the Stronghold and left him to die.

Story appearances

Title Author Publishing date Set Setting (plane) Featuring
Bloodlines Loren L. Coleman August 1999 Urza's Destiny Dominaria, Phyrexia, Rath Barrin, Rayne, Urza, Karn, Jhoira (mentioned), Gatha, Timein, Croag, Yawgmoth, Davvol, Ilsa Braven, Multani, Rofellos, Shahira, Koralld, Rha'ud, Erek, Drahl, Varagh, Kreyohl, Trohg, Lyanii, Russo, Nathan Capashen, Jaffry Capashen, Trevar Ortovi, Myrr Ortovi, Varden, Kreig, Steffan Capashen, Thomas Capashen, Ehlanni, Ellyn Capashen, Purceon Capashen, Isarrk, Pheylad, Patrick, Rorry Capashen, Therri Capashen, Gavvan Capashen, Lyna, Gerrard Capashen
Urza's Moment of Destiny Scott McGough, Daneen McDermott & Jess Lebow August 1999 Urza's Destiny Dominaria, Rath Urza, Karn, Rayne, Barrin, Gatha, Rofellos, Multani, Davvol, Lyna
Nemesis Paul B. Thompson February 2000 Nemesis Rath, Phyrexia, Dominaria Tenesi, Avila, Firanu, Dabir, Paax, Abcal-dro, Belbe, Eladamri, Gallan, Ertai, Greven il-Vec, Nasser, Crovax, Kirril, Dorian il-Dal, Davvol (mentioned), Burgess (mentioned), Jova en-Vec, Darsett en-Dal, Sterba en-Dal, Furah en-Kor, Thayer il-Vec, Ulan il-Dal, Shirzod il-Vec, Gunder il-Dal, Valin, Cardamel, Kameko, Darian, Sanyu, Tharvello, Korai, Sivvi en-Vec, Oracle en-Vec, Narmer, Teynel en-Dal, Medd en-Dal, Khalil en-Vec, Shamus en-Dal, Theeno en-Kor, Elcaxi, Kelimenar, Vertino, Valmoral, Langwin en-Dal, Garnan en-Dal, Kireno en-Vec, Vellian en-Vec, Takara en-Dal, Drannik, Volrath
The Monsters of Magic - The Voice of Command Paul B. Thompson & J. Robert King, ed. August 2003 N/A Rath Mocklen il-Dal, Vordren il-Dal, Rogur, Davvol, Nidmon il-Dal, Zolyat il-Dal, Florac, Sro Valik, Tant Leva, Kylind il-Vec, Rappian, Zeenka

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References

  1. Loren L. Coleman (1999). Bloodlines. Wizards of the Coast
  2. Magic Arcana (October 06, 2008). "Flavor of the Feast". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. Archived from the original on 2021-04-29.