And somethings dying tonight
Among the creatures revealed to be in the set are common enemies such as flumphs, major antagonists from D&D history - including five-headed dragon Tiamat and spider queen Lolth - and references to staple Dungeons & Dragons NPCs, such as the Preposterous Innkeeper
If you're curious about the tribe, I trumpeted about it in my Budget Elephant Tribal article, which has a trunkload of ideas that you can assemble for peanuts if you take out Elephant Graveyard (thank you, Reserved List)
Bant (primary , secondary ): The shard of Bant was given the exalted ability, which reads, Whenever a creature you control attacks alone, that creature gets +1/+1 until end of turn. [23] Esper (primary , secondary ): The shard of Esper was given an emphasis on artifacts, including the first widespread use of artifacts with colored casting costs (Sarcomite Myr [24] and Reaper King were earlier forays into this design space)
Recent reprints sell for under $10.
Faithless Salvaging Faithless Salvaging can be useful in decks that want spells triggers because the rebound lets you have one for free on the second turn