Introduction
You have already seen the 4 new legends cards, so here I bring them to you in detail, for those who have not been able to see them yet.
| Edition | Rebellion | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 6 | ||
| Element |   | ||
| Rarity | Rare | ||
| Card Type |  Range | ||
| Abilities |  |  |  |
Sanctus Vicar Logan Rockford, high priest of the Church of Gryyja, Goddess of Protection, joined the citizens of Feranon when they rose against the Chaos Empire. Without him, the uprising would have failed before it began.
He worked tirelessly to cleanse the rebels of the afflictions cast upon them by the legion’s mages and unholy priests. It is he who kept them fighting, defending his allies while simultaneously slinging great gouts of fire at the surrounding legionnaires.
| Edition | Rebellion | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 0 | ||
| Element |  Neutral | ||
| Rarity | Legendary | ||
| Card Type | Range | ||
| Abilities |  |  |  |
When Fireboro’s rebellion ignited, Elanor’s mastery of this dark power became a decisive force, leading to the city’s liberation and her emergence as a hero of her people.
| Edition | Rebellion | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 4 | ||
| Element |  | ||
| Rarity | Rare | ||
| Card Type |  Melee | ||
| Abilities |  |  |  |
When the Belurocian Empire joined the rebellion, Barashkukor sent a contingent of the Darkguard to Necrulencia to liberate the city. Among them was the onyx orc Jasch Mochmul. They devised a plan to assassinate the legion's commander there, but Mochmul argued it would only solidify their enemy's resolve and make it that much harder to mount a resistance. The others scoffed. They were the Darkguard. They would succeed, no matter the civilian casualties.
Before they could strike, Mochmul betrayed his compatriots. They were hung, and he was welcomed into the commander’s inner circle as a true faithful of the Chaos Empire. He rubbed elbows with the legion’s senior leaders and the influential Necrulencians who backed them. Then, late one night, he went house to house and executed each and every last one of them.
The sun rose, and there was no one to rally the legion. No one to organize a counterattack. It fell into disarray. A panic. They called him the Night Stalker. “The Night Stalker has come,” they cried. “And the Night Stalker don’t quit.”
And Mochmul did not quit. Not until the streets ran red with legionnaire blood and the city was liberated. Only then did he return to New Beluroc and tell the Lord of Darkness what he had done, saying he was ready to face whatever punishment Barashkukor saw fit to give him.
Instead, the archfiend pinned a medal on his chest.
| Edition | Rebellion | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mana Cost | 9 | |||
| Element | Neutral | |||
| Rarity | Legendary | |||
| Card Type | Range | |||
| Abilities |  | |  |  |
Delya was once an archer of the Xenith Scale, an order of monks sworn to maintain the balance between good and evil. Until they could be certain their actions would not disrupt the balance, they’d refused to stand against the legions of Chaos. Instead, they sent Delya from their Praetorian temple to observe and report.
But they failed to grasp the enormous scale of the invasion. By the time they did, it was too late… though perhaps it had always been too late.
Soon after leaving the temple of the Xenith Scale, Delya joined with Bera Dallin and her allies. Together, they opened the rift that brought Oshuur Constantia and her Riftwatchers—as well as hope—once more unto the Splinterlands.
Delya no longer fights to maintain balance. She fights against oppression, to protect those around her, and to eradicate evil wherever it may rise.