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The following characters from unknown planes are only mentioned in flavor text or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
| Name | Title | Description | Cards |
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| Aeschel | Aeschel, royal diplomat
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| Alrok |
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A former goblin king, killed by Loll. | |
| Angel of Arkvale
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A soldier who ascended as an angel. | ||
| Angeline |
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A woman on Thunder Junction. | |
| Archelle | Archelle, chief exterminator
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| Archie Dixon |
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A freelance courier who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR. He was hired by the Sterling Company to retrieve and transport a package from Omenport around 4563.[1] His carridge was attacked by Akul and the Hellspurs. During the attack, Archie was fatally wounded but lived long enough to see that the package contained nothing more than coal and that he had been a pawn used by Bertram Graywater to distract Akul. | |
| Arram | Arram, goatherd
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| Avenir | Avenir the Petty
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An expert on revenge. |
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| Avitora | General Avitora
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| Axurik | Commodore Axurik
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Male ogre and pirate admiral of the Crimson Fleet west of Scrub Isle. | |
| Ayrelion | Emperor Ayrelion
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| Balecki | Balecki, Spellwild druid
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| Benden | Benden, Teahouse Gossip
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| Bilivus | Bilivus, Master Archivist
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| Billy |
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A writer for The Prosperity Post. | |
| Blog |
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A former goblin king and killer of Unkful. Killed by Numsgil. | |
| Bo |
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A boy who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR when he was around nineteen years old. He lives in Saddlebrush with his sister Mira.[2] He is pale, with an upturned nose and a smattering of freckles. His father died seven years prior and his mother died a few months before he encountered Annie Flash. He volunteers to accompany Annie on her self-appointed misson to deal with the rattlewurm that attacked the town and poisoned his sister. | |
| Bodrick | Bodrick the Overconfident
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Killed by an Ohran Frostfang after mistaking it for a regular, cold-blooded snake. |
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| Brankie |
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A former squirrel sovereign of the Aldering Forest. | |
| Bunder Diedreck | Bunder Diedreck, ornithologist
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| Byro | Byro, plague doctor
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| Chance Mulligan | Chance Mulligan, wilderness guide
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A wilderness guide on Thunder Junction. | |
| Chira |
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A treasure hunter. | |
| Clara |
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An editor of The Prosperity Post. | |
| Cyrul | Cyrul the Wanderer
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| Danger Danger | "Danger"
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| Daniel |
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An individual on Thunder Junction killed in a duel. | |
| Darkfur |
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A former squirrel sovereign of the Aldering Forest. | |
| Degok |
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The green CPU character in Acclaim Entertainment's 1997 arcade game, Magic: The Gathering - Armageddon.[3] | |
| Dejara | Dejara, Giltwood Druid
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| Desera |
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| Dewey |
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A man on Thunder Junction who took the fall for a heist. | |
| Dolorus | Dolorus, magister equitum
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| Dover |
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A courageous Alpine Watchdog. | |
| Dwayne | Dwayne, Hellspur Guard
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A Hellspur guard on Thunder Junction. | |
| Dyami |
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The white CPU character in Acclaim Entertainment's 1997 arcade game, Magic: The Gathering - Armageddon.[3] | |
| Edorin | Edorin, the Timesmith
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| Elek Longbeard |
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| Elmora | Elmora, mage-analyst
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| Elsa |
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An individual on Thunder Junction. | |
| Er-Miral |
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| Eriana | Eriana, Wrecking Ball
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An outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where she has a bounty outstanding. She appears to be a kor and wears Hellspurs clothing. | |
| Erin Nath | Erin Nath, Omenport gravedigger
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A gravedigger in Omenport on Thunder Junction. | |
| Eris | Eris, zoologist
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| Eromena | Eromena the Mind Render
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| Esara | Esara, healer adept
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| Evo Ragus | Evo Ragus
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| Eyra | Sergeant Eyra
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| Fajjal | Lord Fajjal
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An outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where he has a bounty outstanding. He is likely a Tarkiri efreet and wears Hellspurs clothing. | |
| Faldus | Lord Faldus
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A rich landowner. He tried to recruit Garruk Wildspeaker for his army and had Garruk's father Raklan executed for treason.[4] | |
| Famebraught | King Famebraught the Ninth
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A visitor to Phyrexia.[5] | |
| Farisa | Lady Farisa
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| The First Sliver |
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| Flearan One-Eye |
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A Goblin engineer. | |
| Four |
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A Treefolk. The fourth symbiotic host of the Dryad planeswalker Wrenn. Injured in battle, it expelled Wrenn on Innistrad.[6] | |
| Frasio | Frasio, royal archivist
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| Galenti | Galenti, treasure hunter
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| Gargos | Gargos, Vicious Watcher
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A hydra | |
| Garild | Garild, merfolk mage
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| Georgina | Georgina, farmer
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A woman and farmer killed by a Bonescythe Sliver. Possibly Dominarian. | |
| Gertrude | Gertrude, deep-sea angler
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| Ghazz |
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A tinkerer on the plane Ral Zarek took his first planeswalk too. Apprenticed Zarek while the storm mage learned to work with machines.[7] | |
| Githri | Githri the Prisoner
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| Gloom |
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Invisible companion of Noranda-Zang.[8] | |
| Gorghul | Gorghul, Augur of Skulls
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| Gorin | Gorin the Brazen
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| Gorra Tash |
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An outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR. He and his partner Silas both have bounties outstanding. He may be a Tarkiri orc and wears Hellspurs clothing. | |
| "Gunner"
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| Hope Hagan | Hope Hagan, prospector
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A prospector on Thunder Junction whose wagon failed to ford a river. | |
| Harith |
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Former lover of Ral Zarek on the plane he took his first planeswalk to. A street thug and thief with curly red hair.[7] | |
| Hedrax |
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A demon who voluntarily chose oblivion. | |
| Hekjek | Hekjek the Mad
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| Herala |
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A woman and farmer. | |
| Herreth | Herreth, poacher
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A poacher killed by a baloth. | |
| Hewen Frit | Hewen Frit, merchant
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| Hilneth | Lord Hilneth
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| Hogaak | Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis
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An avatar. | |
| Hoi |
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The blue CPU character in Acclaim Entertainment's 1997 arcade game, Magic: The Gathering - Armageddon.[3] | |
| Hoyrik | Captain Hoyrik
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| Hulo | Hulo, the Penitent Wanderer
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| Hunter |
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| Hurdek | Hurdek, Mazar mammoth trainer
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| Imailia | Squire Imalia, the savior of Thiswick
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| Ippin | Ippin, master cartographer
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| Isu | Isu the Abominable
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A yeti. | |
| Jana | Jana, Hellspur Thunderslinger
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A Hellspur who shot a sheriff on Thunder Junction. | |
| Jamira |
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A female Minotaur, Daughter of Angrath.[9] | |
| Jay Marigold | Jay Marigold, Homesteader
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A homesteader on Thunder Junction. | |
| Jeddeg | Jeddeg, philosopher of graves
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| Jestus Dreya |
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Author of Of Elements and Eternity | |
| Jody Carpenter |
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A widower living in Saddlebrush on Thunder Junction.[2] He is handsome, with silver curls and dark green eyes, full lips, stubble, and rough hands. He emigrated to Thunder Junction after the woman he loved died on their home plane. A year later, he had a one-night stand with Annie Flash before a rattlewurm rolled through town. He later helped her nephew, Tommy, return to their people. | |
| Kadrim | Mayor Kadrim
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Killed by a Hellkite after he refused to pay tribute. | |
| Kaldrin | Kaldrin, jungle sightseer
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| Karaz | Karaz, outcast
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A vengeful outcast | |
| Kasharri | Kasharri, skyknight
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| Kenjek | Kenjek, captain of the Thousand Swords
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| Kerin | Kerin, watch sergeant
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| Kerrin | Kerrin, archaeologist
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| "The King"
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| Kreech | Kreech, ballista operator
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A goblin warrior. | |
| Krinnea |
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Author of Siege of the Bone Spire. | |
| Krond | Krond the Dawn-Clad
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An Archon, the nemesis of Vela the Night-Clad. | |
| Krovet |
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A person Tezzeret was searching for during his time in the Infinite Consortium.[10] | |
| Kykar | Kykar, Wind's Fury
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An aven wizard | |
| Lalor | Lalor the Obstinate
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A pretender king killed by rebels. | |
| Landry |
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A traveler in Thunder Junction who wears rattlewurm skin. | |
| Larrel | Larrel, Deep Forest hermit
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| Leafpaw |
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A former squirrel sovereign of the Aldering Forest. | |
| Lestin | Lestin, necromancer
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A necromancer. | |
| Lian | Queen Lian
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A fifteen year old girl, who was on a world that was destroyed by the Eldrazi.[11] | |
| Lian | Queen Lian
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A vampire queen. Possibly from Torrezon. | |
| Lightroot |
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A former squirrel sovereign of the Aldering Forest. | |
| Lila | Lila, Erunian priest
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| "Little Angel"
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| Loll |
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A former goblin king and killer of Alrok. Killed by Viddle. | |
| Lucy Bluff |
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A Slickshot Gang member who died c. 4564 AR and was buried in Thief's Folly on Thunder Junction.[12] | |
| Lumi | Lumi, Goatherd
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| Luna |
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The black CPU character in Acclaim Entertainment's 1997 arcade game, Magic: The Gathering - Armageddon.[3] | |
| Lyssa | Lyssa, Sterling Collector
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A human Sterling Company collector who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where she has a bounty outstanding. | |
| Maeve | Maeve, Insidious Singer
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| Malsworth | Sergeant Malsworth
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| Margaret |
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The trusty packbeast of Hewen Frit. | |
| Marlan Farthwald | Marlan Farthwald, innkeeper
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| Matic |
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A mage who was given an Arcane Signet by his grandmother. |
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| "McChoppy"
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| Mezdrithalik |
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Writer or subject of the infamous Red Book of Mezdrithalik. | |
| Minoch |
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Great-grandparent of Mezlok.[13] | |
| Mira |
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A young girl around the age of nine who was poisoned by a rattlewurm that briefly invaded Saddlebrush on Thunder Junction.[2] She is thin and pale, with an upturned nose and smattering of freckles. She is the younger sister of Bo. Her father died seven years prior and her mother died a few months before she encountered Annie Flash. | |
| Miron Tillas Jr. |
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A human outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where he has a bounty outstanding. He wears Freestriders clothing. | |
| Mittens |
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An enchanted house cat. | |
| Mogwin | Mogwin, goblin delinquent
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| Monihan | Monihan, aerial surveyor
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An aerial surveyor who entered a sliver hive. | |
| Mora |
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A woman on Thunder Junction who travels with a Golem from Maag Taranau. She has Innistradi clothing and weaponry. | |
| Morath |
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A visitor to Phyrexia and subject of The Journey of Morath.[14] | |
| Morgan | Morgan, cemetery groundskeeper
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A cemetery groundskeeper. Possibly Dominarian. | |
| Morpo | Morpo the bard
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| Mushroom Queen
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An Ibblian pixie queen. | ||
| Naromin | Naromin, veteran explorer
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An explorer who encountered a Winter Moon. | |
| Nayrex Slipfinger | Nayrex Slipfinger, master thief
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| Neena | Neena, outland scout
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A scout. Possibly Dominarian. | |
| Nestwind |
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A former squirrel sovereign of the Aldering Forest. | |
| Nogi | Nogi, Draco-Zealot
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| Nolan |
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An Outcaster from the territories who studies ancient magical artifacts.[15] Notoriously unscrupulous, he'll do near anything for the right price. He wears a coat made up of layers of fur, moss, and cactus armor, and he has a curled, wiry mustache.[16] Nolan was kidnapped from Sterling Company custody on a train to Prosperity by Oko's crew. Jace Beleren, under the guise of Ashiok, extracted details about the location of Tarnation from his memories before allowing Annie and Kellan to return him to civilization. | |
| Nulakam | Nulakam the Archivist
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| Numsgil |
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A goblin king and killer of Blog. | |
| Numstail |
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The squirrel sovereign of the Aldering Forest. | |
| Nymara | Nymara, Rhodosi dreadlord
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| Oberilia Zant |
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A fey and enemy of the Infinite Consortium, known for stealing many valuable artifacts from them.[17] | |
| Olenn | Olenn, tireless traveler
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| One |
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A Treefolk. The first symbiotic host of the Dryad planeswalker Wrenn. Native to the same plane as Wrenn.[6] | |
| Opar | Opar, veteran guide
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| Oren | Oren militia captain
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| Orlo | Orlo, goblin raider
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| The Outsider
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A notable outlaw of unknown identity who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where they have a bounty outstanding. | ||
| The Overmind
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| Paq | Paq, Fleeting Filcher
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An Aetherborn outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where they have a bounty outstanding. | |
| Porlema'ko | Porlema'ko, mind mage
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| Preston | Preston, the Vanisher
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A rabbitfolk wizard. | |
| Raklan |
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A taskmage since he was thirteen. Father of Garruk Wildspeaker. Executed by troops of Lord Faldus for treason when Garruk was ten.[4] | |
| Ralph | Big Ralph
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Author of a pioneer journal on Thunder Junction. | |
| Ramal | Ramal, sage of Westgate
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| Raximar | Lord Raximar
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A lord who opposed, and was killed by, Ob Nixilis on their unnamed homeworld.[18] | |
| Razgar | General Razgar
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Orc General who promoted Fizz to Field Chef, First Class. [19] | |
| Rhenmir | Captain Rhenmir
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| Rienne | Rienne, Angel of Rebirth
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An angel | |
| Rissa Lee | Blades
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A human outlaw who wields magical daggers. She traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where she has a bounty outstanding. She may be related to Stella Lee. | |
| Rondor | Lord Rondor
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A battle lord | |
| Rumi |
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A female Minotaur, Daughter of Angrath.[9] | |
| Rundo |
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An individual on Thunder Junction turned into a rabbit. | |
| Ryda | Ryda, geomancer
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| Ryda | Sergeant Ryda
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| Sargis Haz | Sargis Haz, artificer
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| Sarvag |
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| Seht |
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| Shafring Hulm | Shafring Hulm, beachcomber
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| Shai Fusan | Shai Fusan, Archmage
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| Shelby |
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A dog. | |
| Sigbar | Sigbar the Cautious Sigbar the Wild
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| Silas |
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An outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR. He and his partner Gorra Tash both have bounties outstanding. He is likely a Tarkiri goblin and wears Hellspurs clothing. | |
| Sildark | Sildark, artificer of Omu
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| Slonk |
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A goblin who was struck by lightning at least seventy times. | |
| Sovka | Sleepy Sovka
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An outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where they have a bounty outstanding. They wear Outcasters clothing and may be an orc. | |
| Squeakers | Squeakers the Sly
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A Mouse outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where they have a bounty outstanding. They wear Slickshot Gang clothing. | |
| Stovic | Stovic, village eccentric
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| Tahim | Tahim, the Puppetmaster
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| Thaedus | Thaedus the Clever
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| Theodar |
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An invincible wizard. | |
| Theria | Theria the Sly
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| Three |
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A Treefolk. The third symbiotic host of the Dryad planeswalker Wrenn. |
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| Thromok | Thromok the Insatiable
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A hellion. | |
| Tocatztli | Tocatztli, the seven-legged
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A seven-legged humanoid spider that is said to have created the night sky. |
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| Tommy |
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A member of the Atiin nomadic people and the nephew of Annie Flash.[2] He has brown skin and black hair. He followed Annie to Thunder Junction and became involved in her activities as an outlaw. After her gang robbed Akul and the Hellspurs, the scorpion dragon spent weeks tracking down the Freestriders and killing those that got in his way.[16] When the remaining members relented and returned what they had stolen, Akul attacked them regardless, almost killing Tommy with his venom, leaving him in chronic pain and requiring a cane to walk. He stayed with Annie in Saddlebrush for a time, mostly bed-bound by a combination of the pain and the side effects of the pain relieving smoke that Annie used to treat him. He returned to their home plane with the help of Jody Carpenter and left Thunder Junction not long after Annie dealt with the town's rattlewurm. | |
| Torricks | Torricks, Battlefield Medic
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| Towning | Mr. Towning
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Owner of the general store in Saddlebrush on Thunder Junction.[1] Towning is an older gentleman with pepper-gray hair. He takes a fifty percent cut of Annie Flash's earnings on behalf of the town as payment for keeping her residency a secret. | |
| Twist Fandango |
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A woman and member of Akul's inner circle within the Hellspurs on Thunder Junction.[16] Smoke radiates from her skin and her hair curls with flames. She wears a spiked wrought iron pauldron, each point tinged with red-hot embers. The rest of her clothes are burgundy, frayed at every edge, with a small thunder pistol and hatchet tucked in her belt. | |
| Tyris | Tyris, Growth Shaman
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| Tyron | Tyron, Slickshot Duelist
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A Slickshot on Thunder Junction. | |
| Ukor |
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A mysterious demonlord of terrible power.[20] Ukor's minions are sadistic killers, known to all as harbingers of pain and strife. | |
| Unkful |
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A former goblin king and killer of Viddle. Killed by Blog. | |
| Vara Beth Hannifer |
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A human outlaw who traveled to Thunder Junction between 4562 and 4563 AR, where she has a bounty outstanding. She wears Outcasters clothing. | |
| Varra | Varra, Warden of the East Road
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| Vela | Vela, the night-clad
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A human wizard, the nemesis of Krond, the dawn-clad | |
| Velanti | Earl Velanti
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A lord who opposed, and was killed by, Ob Nixilis on their unnamed homeworld.[18] | |
| Veldka | Veldka, wandering sage
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| Ventaisen |
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A dragon who confronted the Ota.[21] | |
| Viddle |
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A former goblin king and killer of Loll. Killed by Unkful. | |
| Vilis | Vilis, Broker of Blood
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A demon | |
| Vogar | Vogar, Necropolis Tyrant
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| Volux | Volux, disciple of Nin
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Disciple of Nin, the Pain Artist | |
| Vradeen | Vradeen, vampire nocturnus
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| Wellis | Captain Wellis, ogre wrangler
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| Westley |
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| Whiskers |
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| Winston |
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An individual on Thunder Junction who died and returned as a spirit. | |
| Yare-Tiva | Yare-Tiva, warden of Gramur forest
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| Yelise | Admiral Yelise
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Human woman and pirate admiral of the Azure Fleet. | |
| Yort |
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The attendant to Orc General Razgar, present when Fizz delivered her soup. <ref name="Comin' Through!"> | |
| Yurin | Yurin, royal assassin
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| Zamriel | Zamriel, Seraph of Steel
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| Zask | Zask, Skittering Swarmlord
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| Zaz | First Rock Zaz
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A Sling-Gang goblin who was briefly named First Rock. | |
| Zul Ashur | Zul Ashur, lich lord
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- ↑ a b c d H. E. Edgmon (March 14, 2024). "Blood is Thicker than Venom". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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- ↑ Seanan McGuire (March 21, 2024). "A Pleasant Family Outing". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Mark Poole (1994). "Mezlok's Challenge." The Duelist. Issue 2.
- ↑ Magic: The Gathering - BattleMage (March 29, 2018). "The Antiquities War". Pokeinthe.io.
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- ↑ Ari Marmell (2009). Agents of Artifice, Wizards of the Coast. ISBN-13 978-0786951345
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- ↑ Kelly Digges (July 30, 2014). "Comin' Through!". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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