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Zombie (Magic: The Gathering)

GameUndeadIlmu sihir1968 sampai 1999

The zombie as a creature type in Magic: The Gathering, the trading card game created by Richard Garfield and first released in 1993. Zombies belong mainly to black, the colour of death and the graveyard. The Gothic horror set Innistrad (2011) split them into two traditions: the necromancer's risen dead and the necro-alchemist's stitched-together corpse.12

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1993
Magic: The Gathering (1993)
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Magic: The Gathering (1993)
Wizards of the Coast (Richard Garfield)
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Varies by setting; on the plane of Innistrad zombies are either raised from their graves by necromancy or stitched together and reanimated by necro-alchemists.
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1993

Magic: The Gathering (1993)

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A creature type in the trading card game, tied to the colour black, whose themes are death and sacrifice12

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Many black creatures are undead12

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In the 2011 Innistrad set, zombies are one of five tribes and belong to black and blue12

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Blue zombies, called skaabs, are stitched from parts of different bodies in the manner of Frankenstein's monster12

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Wikipedia notes that skeletons and most undead could not be shown on cards sold in China until 200812

Sumber

  1. Magic: The Gathering - Wikipedia
  2. Innistrad - Wikipedia

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