57 Search Results for: “Nirkana Revenant”

This kit is supplied in 18 plastic components to build a Arch-Revenant, and comes with a 40mm round base.

Whether bound by loyalty or cursed by a long-forgotten betrayal, the revenants that march once more to war are kings, heroes, and warriors of old, their spirits denied peace by the power of their...

Many Kyrie warriors swear allegiance to their Archkyrie “until their dying day.” After that, Lady Revna steps in, offering them the gift of undeath through blood magic. Resurrected from the...

This set includes the following 21 miniatures:– 4x The Headsmen's Curse – Wielder of the Blade, Scriptor of the Sentence, Bearer of the Block, and Sharpener of the Blade– 4x The...

Above the clash of summoned creatures on the ground below, the wings of Valhalla's native Kyrie Warriors beat alongside the drums of war. Among the throngs of combatants heroes rise...

Faction: Resurrectionist Keyword: Revenant Contents: Restless Spirit 3 Lampads Malifaux models are 32mm 'heroic' scale miniatures made of high-quality plastic. Will require some preparation and assembly.

This land enters tapped unless you control two or more other lands. When this land enters untapped, choose one — • Target creature gains flying until end of turn. •...

Trample If a creature you control would enter while you control an attacking creature, instead it enters tapped and attacking. Whenever another creature you control enters, it gets +1/+1 until...

This land enters tapped unless you control two or more other lands. When this land enters untapped, choose one — • Target creature gains flying until end of turn. •...

Trample If a creature you control would enter while you control an attacking creature, instead it enters tapped and attacking. Whenever another creature you control enters, it gets +1/+1 until...

Today's video comes from Voidmage Gamer as he breaks down K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth!  Description: A disgusting mono-black commander deck using the new K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth from Commander 2019....

Have you ever had an idea for a deck and it didn’t really pan out? Did you give up? Keep playing the sort of wonky pile anyways? Or keep working...