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Last updated on April 3, 2026 Alania, Divergent Storm | Illustration by Joshua Raphael Wizard has always struck me as a strange creature type in Magic, mostly because my assumption is that pretty much anything that can cast a spell counts as a wizard
This would explain why Sengir doesn't act against the 'walkers (their immense power is also a good explanation, but remember that this story was written with the idea that a 'walker could be defeated by a whack to the head.) I'm glad it was removed from the final version of the story
In sets released after its introduction, Wizards had a policy of only reprinting a maximum of 25% of their rare cards, with the remaining 75% going into the Reserved List
A scaling Archivist of Oghma with flying caught on pretty quickly
