#Dragons of Tarkir

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Gravepurge

"Lord Silumgar has given you a second chance to please him." —Siara, the Dragon's Mouth

Artist: Nils Hamm

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Enduring Scalelord

Only the sun that beats down upon Arashin's walls could shine more brightly.

Artist: Clint Cearley TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

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Flavor Text Highlights - Dragons of Tarkir

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Cool - Epic Confrontation

No matter the timeline, some legends will endure.

Cool - Reduce in Stature

A dragon learns humility only in the moments before its death.

Funny - Pacifism

“If I fight, I might step on a butterfly. That would be sad.” —Krowg of Qal Sisma

Emotional (Horror) - Dragonlord's Servant

Atarka serving-goblins coat themselves with grease imbued with noxious herbs, hoping to discourage their ravenous masters from adding them to the meal.

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Rending Volley by Lucas Graciano

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MtG Token: Bear 1 & 2

Magic: the Gathering has been around for 30 years. There are 27,000 unique cards and growing. And a lot of them create tokens. While the official tokens are great, I have a need to celebrate the artwork of our (mtg) ancestors. Let's celebrate older artwork with a new coat of paint.

Token: 2/2 green Bear

These are highly generic tokens as seen from Bearscape or Mother Bear.

What is more bear like than the original Grizzly Bears. While not the Alpha artwork, we grabbed the one from 7th Ed by D. J. Cleland-Hura.

Ramping up the intimidation factor, we have Dragon-Scarred Bear. This bear from Dragon's of Tarkir is by Lars Grant-West

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EXACTLY. I don't care that Sarkhan Vol never wears a shirt I care that he has extremely great narrative function and CAN TURN INTO A DRAGON. please someone listen to me

there is little worse in this world than people being horny for your favourite character that you are not horny for. shut up about his dick i wanna talk about his narrative significance

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Shaman of Forgotten Ways

Artist: Tyler Jacobson

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Thank you! I hope this explains to others why the Dragonlords didn't make it. At least we got 2 versions of each already (FRF and DTK)

Quick question that may help some Dragonlord fans understand: Which set sold the most out of:

Khans of Tarkir,

Fate Reforged, or

Dragons of Tarkir?

Khans of Tarkir sold the best.

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Ruthless Deathfang

"Bring forth the dead, their skull-grins and rattle-bones. We will feast upon their wailing ghosts." —Silumgar, translated from Draconic

Artist: Filip Burburan TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

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Sandstorm Charger by Dave Kendall

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ver. 2.0

Made some corrections based on the suggestions of the good people of this country (tumblr). Who corrected me in my more spotty memory holes.

Forest has been moved to Earth. Gloom has been moved to Water. Plains have been moved with the other "light adjacent" Elements like Imaginary and Intellect that contrast the "dark adjacent" elements. I don't remember much about Gloom in Limbus Company, as I said most of my picks for that one were based on "color vibes", not a very scientific method. Lust goes to the corner of shame for (fire adjacent but not really fire).

But I did have my doubts for the Plains, I played the Dragon's of Tarkir expansion, when I was an active player. And in there, Ojutai and Dromoka had creatures that could be summoned with the Plains cards. But Dromoka's design and creatures were more "clasically Rock based" while Ojutai was a kind of "Asian Enlightened Dragon", Dromoka's deck was plains & forest and Ojutai's was plains & water. So that's probably where my confusion came from. I'm guessing Ojutai's enlightened part comes from the plains land/element while Dromoka's rock part comes from the forest land/element.

Ah, I miss playing that game. But I feel like it somehow skipped my generation. I know teens younger than me play it, and when I was playing, I was the only fifteen year old surrounded by (very nice) Gen-X-r's. But I haven't been able to convince anyone my age to play with me. Maybe one day. I will do a Seto Kaiba and force them by kidnapping their grandpa or something...

Would you be interested in some elemental chart comparisons my good sir/sirlady?

I am a bit less sure for the Limbus Company column, since that one is more abstract and I'm pretty sure it is based on the chart from Library of Ruina, and I haven't played that game so... I mostly did it based on color and vibes✨

I also enjoy how fire or it's equivalent are inescapable. Red lovers must be so happy all the time. Water is surprisingly spotty and sometimes gets straight up replaced with Ice. But I guess Ice is just water but cold. So If we take that into account then Water is equally as ubiquitous as fire.

Also the Mythology chart stands for the Five Elements used in literature like Journey to the West. But my knowledge is pretty limited on that front, so I have no idea how they would function on a videogame. But I'm like 70% sure that them, along with Alchemy are the basis for most of these elemental based systems.

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