The fictional multiverse of the Wizards of the Coast Magic: The Gathering trading card game, introduced in 1993, has many characters. This alphabetic list includes characters to which the flavor text on the cards is atributted or who are mentioned in it, along with those referred in related games, novels, comics or short stories.
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A famous female warrior, the leader of the Calerian archers. She was also the ruler of Argenti during the Madaran Civil War. (Lady Caleria) (Legends)
A deacon in the New Order of Serra in Rift-Era Dominaria. (Card: Serra's Boon)
An intelligent magical horse (a Nightmare), bonded to Altair of Coloni. Her favourite haunt is the swamps of Sulgh in Corondor. (Comics)
A bureaucrat of Aysen. (Cards: Aysen Bureaucrats, Death Speakers) (Homelands)
See Gerrard Capashen. See also Benalia.
A lone survivor of the killings of Sol’Kanar, named after his homeland, first in line of the Carthalions (Comics)
see Carth, Adam Carthalion, Gwendolyn Carthalion, Jaeuhl Carthalion, Jared Carthalion, Jason Carthalion.
The eldest of the Llanowar Elven Druids of Hedressel. (Duelist online)
One of the Kirin spirits of Kamigawa and protector to all the sacred spirits. During the Kirin council it spoke in favor of the mortals, but under orders of O`Kagachi it battled against the mortals during the Kami war. (Celestial Kirin)
Legendary undead creature animated by necromancy and built with the flesh and bone of a dozen Kjeldoran heroes. Personal guard of Lim-Dûl and Keeper of Tresserhorn during the Ice Age, thereafter reigning as Lord of Tresserhorn in Lim-Dûl’s absence. He is master of combat and skill of arms, a general over a waiting army of hundreds of undead warriors. (Cards: Awesome Presence, Lim-Dûl's High Guard)
A Rakdos cursemage of Ravnica. Has a pair of imps named Poke and Prod. (Card: Nettling Curse)
A dementia master on Otaria. As a young Cabal summoner, Chainer was the first to discover the Mirari on Otaria and was most notably the only person who would rather give it away than keep it. Because of this, he developed a tolerance for the Mirari's alluring power. He presented it to the Patriarch, who was intrigued by the young lad's tolerance and took over his training personally. When Chainer finally did get his hands on the Mirari, he used it to exile the Cabal Patriarch from Cabal City. Chainer's friend and pit-fighting team mate, Kamahl, realized that Chainer was finally succumbing to the orb's power after all. Chainer was killed when he tried to absorb all of his own nightmare creations into his physical form during a duel with Kamahl. (Chainer, Dementia Master) (Torment)
A famous thief from the Homelands. A friend of Joven and an adversary of Eron the Relentless. (Chandler) (Homelands)
A Human Planeswalker who uses Red Mana and specializes in pyromancy.
There's no virtue in subtlety—at least not as far as the fire-mage Chandra Nalaar is concerned. Impulsive, passionate, and short-tempered, she's as ready to explode as the pyromantic spells of her ever-growing repertoire. Chandra's spark ignited when she was still quite young, and as she has grown, so have her abilities as a wielder of fire magic and as a planeswalker. Somewhere in these years of growth, she was tutored at an institution founded by none other than Jaya Ballard, where she fell into a conflict with an interplanar heiromancy organization and a scroll which led her to an immense source of power on the plane of Zendikar
As a source of immense and unpredictable power, authority figures have sought to restrict and control Chandra, which comes into direct conflict with her need for independence and freedom. As Chandra's wild inner fire comes in contact with world after world of rules and strictures, the results are sure to be explosive.
It is revealed that on a distant plane, there is a prophecy concerning Chandra and how she will shape that plane. (Chandra Nalaar, Chandra Ablaze, Chandra, the Firebrand)
A wizard who crafted a mystic helmet which could create armies. (Card: Helm of Chatzuk)
The Archmandrite of the Ivory Tower invited Chayum-Icha of the Ingatl tribe as the a delegate from the Yumok nation to join the Council of Mages. (Comics)
A damned soul who suffers in hell, waiting for another to take its place. (Card: Hell's Caretaker)
Chisei, Heart of Oceans is a legendary spirit on Kamigawa. (Chisei, Heart of Oceans)
Revolutionary leader of the Cho-Arrim rebels living in the Rushwood Forest on Mercadia. They believe in the God Ramos as well The Great River (a never-ending stream of existence in which all living things are connected). When the Weatherlight crash landed on Mercadia, Cho-Manno stole it, believing it to be a reincarnation of Ramos, accidentally kidnapping Orim in the process. As Orim studied in Rushwood, she found herself drawn to Cho-Manno and became his lover. Along with Gerrard Capashen, Cho-Manno eventually succeeded in liberating his people from Mercadian rule. (Cho-Manno, Revolutionary) (Mercadian Masques)
A legendary elder dragon, sibling of the brutal Paladia Mors. Not to be confused with Rhuell. Chromium met his end at the hands of Dakkon Blackblade after he lost his planeswalker spark and became a servant of Geyadrone Dihada. (Chromium) (Legends)
A singer of incantations. (Card: Wall of Vapor)
A Bloodshot Cyclops given the name "Chuck" by goblins after their first encounter. (Bloodshot Cyclops)
He is shrouded in mystery, although sources indicate that he is a surgeon who keeps the Dimir secret by physically lobotomizing people who find out too much. (Circu, Dimir Lobotomist) (Ravnica)
The Lord of Chaos, who wielded a mighty axe named Skullhammer. A cyclops and the parun of the Gruul whose exact fate was never discovered, aside from the fact that Svogthir ended up with his torso. (Ravnica)
see Guff
A pearl diver who has an intimate knowledge of the Vodalian merfolk. (Card: Vodalian Soldiers)
A viashino warrior from Shiv, who was phased out of reality along with the continent by Teferi during the Phyrexian Invasion. In Time Spiral, he is summoned back to Dominaria by Teferi and Jhoira, and joins them on their quest to reintegrate Shiv back into the timeline. (Card: Dust Corona)
A bird soldier who, while patrolling the sky, takes potshots at the "dirtwalkers" below with his crossbow.(Card: Treetop Sentinel)
An ally of Ravidel, slavemaster of Liana. (Comics)
Female Izzet goblin courier. Her arm is inscribed with incantations that allowed Zomaj Hauc and Teysa to control the two remaining dragons in the Cauldron. After Hauc's death, she became an Izzet engineer and renamed Crixizix by Niv-Mizzet. At the end of the Ravnica cycle, it is said that she was still waiting for Niv-Mizzet's return after he flew out of the city. (Ravnica)
Croag of the Inner Circle of Phyrexia. He was sent to oversee the expansion of Rath and to destroy Urza. After several Phyrexian overseers, including Koralld, failed, Croag put Davvol in charge of Rath as steward. Davvol gained power, while at the same time, Croag took a major wound at the hands of the Keldon witch king, Kreig. They began to jockey for power. After many decades, Croag healed himself and finally killed Davvol and extracted his memories.
A huge 5-color mutated infusion of mana, created during the Rathi overlay over Dominaria. (Cromat) (Apocalypse)
The primeval dragon of Urborg. Crosis is the most powerful primeval and the last to be awakened. The other four primevals sacrifice their lives in order to awaken him, who in return revives them as soon as he awakes. He says the ancient word of death, and anyone who hears it drops dead in an instant. He eventually is put to sleep back to the black tar pit from where it came thanks to the Weatherlight. (Crosis, the Purger) (Invasion)
A nobleman of Urborg, who later became Evincar of Rath. Long ago the Weatherlight crew had brought the strange nobleman Crovax home to his family estate in the Urborg Swamps to do battle with two of Volrath’s evil servants, Gallowbraid and Morinfen. The ship had departed once Crovax summoned Selenia – a guardian angel – and defeated Volrath’s servants. Crovax eventually fell in love with Selenia and freed her from magical servitude. Selenia mysteriously vanished at the same time Sisay is abducted by Volrath. The Weatherlight crew seek Crovax out to gain his help, since only he can sense where Selenia is, in journeying to Rath to rescue Sisay. When the Weatherlight arrives in the Urborg Swamps they find Crovax’s noble family destroyed by the forces of Volrath. Crovax, who also just had returned, is brought to the edge of his sanity, being left the sole survivor. Believing himself to be cursed, Crovax eagerly joins the Weatherlight on its journey to Volrath’s realm, hoping that there he might find salvation from his plight. As the Weatherlight arrives in Rath to rescue Sisay, they are immediately attacked by the Predator, guided by the dark angel Selenia who was fully under Volrath’s influence. After encountering Selenia again in Volrath's Stronghold, Crovax attacked her, weeping for all he had lost. Sobbing, she defended herself and deliberately allowed one of Crovax's wild swings to strike her. After that she exploded in a burst of broken shards of glass that swirled around Crovax and forces its way into his body. Selenia's destiny is fulfilled: Crovax's curse is set in motion, and he is ultimately condemned for killing all that he loves. He collapses onto Selenia's sword and grows as pale as death – but his breathing continues, as he changes into a vampire. Crovax felt his mind collapse – the curse had been fulfilled. Later Crovax became completely sociopathic and evil. He is then depicted in killing Mirri, the Cat Warrior. He was taken to Phyrexia and completed, becoming even more of a killer and gaining the ability to increase his power by consuming any living creature's essence. Crovax staked his claim as the new evincar of Rath. Crovax was eventually confronted by Volrath, newly returned from the plane of Mercadia. After defeating Volrath with the aid of the corrupted Ertai, Belbe chose him to become the new Evincar of Rath. Crovax entered Dominaria during the second stage of the Phyrexian Invasion, when Volrath's Stronghold overlayed the area near Crovax's estate in Urborg. Shortly before the Apocalypse, Crovax was killed by Gerrard Capashen. His spirit is believed to have been taken to the afterlife by Selenia. (Crovax the Cursed, Ascendant Evincar) (Tempest, Nemesis)
In Planar Chaos, a different Crovax is shown. This Crovax is from an alternate reality, in which Mirri slew Selenia before Crovax could. The result of this timeline is that Mirri was cursed, and after her death she was resurrected with the Angel's dark spirit, and tried to attack and kill Crovax and the rest of the Weatherlight crew. They managed to escape her (Keen Sense), leaving the cat warrior with the angel's curse and leading Crovax to become Crovax, Ascendant Hero.
A mythical sphinx who is believed to be the only one who can create Etherium, the metal that can produce mana. The Legend said that he is disappeared from Esper after introducing the Etherium to the Esper's citizens. After the Maelstorm, Tezzeret is forced by Nicol Bolas to search for him. (Test of Metal)
An Orzhov prelate on Ravnica. (Card: Strands of Undeath)