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+ | The '''lammasu''' is a bizarre [[creature type]] with the bodies of [[cows]], a [[bird]]'s wings and a [[human]] face with horns, based on the mesopotamian creatures of the same name (and appearence). So far, two lammasu have been printed, both associated with [[white]] mana. |
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| + | [[Ravnica]]n lammasu once ruled the velds of the plane before the arrival of the urban sprawl. Only a few remain alive today, flying in its skies while being hunted by an unknown rival race. Since these are only represented by the [[Ravnica: City of Guilds]] card <c>Hunted Lammasu</c>, and do not feature in [[Return to Ravnica]], it is most likely that they are completely extinct. |
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| + | ==Tarkir== |
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| + | [[Tarkir]] lammasu are enigmatic nomads, soaring high above the land across all seasons. None know of their true purpose, but they arrive frequently in turning points of history. |
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Revision as of 09:55, 14 September 2014
The lammasu is a bizarre creature type with the bodies of cows, a bird's wings and a human face with horns, based on the mesopotamian creatures of the same name (and appearence). So far, two lammasu have been printed, both associated with white mana.
Ravnica
Ravnican lammasu once ruled the velds of the plane before the arrival of the urban sprawl. Only a few remain alive today, flying in its skies while being hunted by an unknown rival race. Since these are only represented by the Ravnica: City of Guilds card Hunted Lammasu, and do not feature in Return to Ravnica, it is most likely that they are completely extinct.
Tarkir
Tarkir lammasu are enigmatic nomads, soaring high above the land across all seasons. None know of their true purpose, but they arrive frequently in turning points of history.