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A creature visual spoiler is a collection of creature
card images that share a common tribe. The images are typically
sorted by color and then (hopefully) alphabetically by name. You
can find all of the images below this introduction. To the right
you will find some interesting tidbits I've collected from various
sources. If you have any interesting facts about this tribe,
send me an email.
Creature Visual Spoilers are an excellent resource if
you are looking to complete a collection of this tribe or to build a tribal deck. Pure casual (non-Magic
Online) tribal decks are decks that have sixteen or more cards of the same
creature type. Tribal Wars, a casual Magic Online format, requires that
one third of the deck be of the same creature type with a minimum of sixty
cards.
If you have any Tribal Decks you would like to submit to
the MDV Deck Database
(DDB), be sure to post your deck in the
Casual Deck Forum with "[TRIBAL]" in the
title. Remember to use "[deck] [/deck]" tags so your cards are
auto-carded. Note that only unique decks and decks that aren't already in
the DDB
are chosen. MDV's Tribal Decks can be found
here.
At this time, this creature visual spoiler does not
include fictional cards, cards that interact with the tribe that aren't
actually in the tribe, cards that generate tokens of this tribe, or actual
tokens. This page does, however, include applicable
cards from [UN] products like Unglued and Unhinged as well as Tribal
instants, sorceries and enchantments.
If you would like to see cards that are capable of
being any creature type, such as Mistform Ultimus or the Changelings
from Lorwyn block, please check out the
Changeling
mechanic visual spoiler.
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Interesting Tidbits and Links
- Mahamoti was the first Djinn ever printed.
- Ben Bleiweiss wrote an
article on www.wizards.com all about
Djinns. It's a good read.
- Juzam Djinn goes for around $200.00! He is also
one of those cards that used to be in the Inquest Comic Strips where
cards talked to each other.
- It can be safely assumed that Erhnam is married to
the Ifh-Biff Efreet, since they were named after Richard Garfield's
sister Elizabeth (who, when she was young, couldn't pronounce her name)
and her husband Herman (anagram of Erhnam).
Have an interesting fact about the tribe? Let me
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