Scragnoth
It possesses no intelligence, only counter-intelligence.
Artist: Jeff Laubenstein TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
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Scragnoth
It possesses no intelligence, only counter-intelligence.
Artist: Jeff Laubenstein TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
Warden Artist: Jeff Laubenstein World of Warcraft the Roleplaying game: Alliance player's guide, p. 68 (2006) Wardens are the night elves’ special police force. They are stealthy and mystical individuals, using their shadowy abilities in ways much different than the militant Sentinels. Wardens are often assassins, saboteurs, jailers and bounty hunters. They are adept at entering and exiting combat quickly and have a number of attacks that can quickly disable their opponents. Many wardens are women, though not all of them. Wardens dress in dark colors and favor cloaks, which move about them like shadows to further hide their presence. Wardens are deadly melee combatants, able to bring their opponents to their knees with a few quick attacks, then teleport to safety. The most (in)famous warden is Maiev Shadowsong, the woman responsible for keeping the most dangerous prisoner in night elf history — Illidan Stormrage. Maiev failed in her duties, as all now know, and hunted Illidan across Azeroth and Outland to retrieve him. Her hunt and failure embittered her, and when Illidan bested her in Outland, Maiev died alone and hollow on an alien, red world. Until, together with Illidan, she mysteriously lived again 10 years later.
Recurring Nightmare by Jeff Laubenstein
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Artist: Jeff Laubenstein
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