The English set name is a direct reference to this epithet, following the Mega Evolution era convention of naming English sets after the featured Pokmon's lore rather than translating the Japanese title directly
There are plenty of games and shows out there that fit almost perfectly into the Magic design style
Some collectors choose complete sets, others want only rare cards, and some just enjoy the nostalgia
Winota, Joiner of Forces Winota, Joiner of Forces | Illustration by Magali Villeneuve Commander (1) Creature (51) Adriana, Captain of the Guard Alexios, Deimos of Kosmos Anax, Hardened in the Forge Angrath's Marauders Armored Armadillo Aven Mindcensor Baird, Argivian Recruiter Banisher Priest Battlefield Raptor Captain of the Watch Cavalry Pegasus Clarion Spirit Cliffside Rescuer Crawling Chorus Dawnbringer Cleric Devilish Valet Eddytrail Hawk omer, King of Rohan Evangel of Heliod Fallaji Vanguard Fiend Hunter Geist-Honored Monk Goldnight Commander Hall Monitor Honored Crop-Captain Kitesail Cleric Lena, Selfless Champion Loyal Apprentice Mage's Attendant Mausoleum Guard Mayhem Patrol Molten Gatekeeper Moorland Rescuer Mothrider Patrol Myr Convert Niblis of the Urn Ornithopter Ornithopter of Paradise Pia and Kiran Nalaar Pia Nalaar Priest of the Blessed Graf Rage Thrower Raphael, the Nightwatcher Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh Scampering Scorcher Sizzling Soloist Snubhorn Sentry Swooping Lookout Thopter Engineer Topplegeist Vryn Wingmare Instant (4) Bovine Intervention Disenchant Make a Stand Raise the Alarm Sorcery (6) Clowning Around Dragon Fodder Glimpse the Impossible No Witnesses Ral's Reinforcements Servo Exhibition Artifact (2) Land (36) Winota, Joiner of Forces had its time in the sun during Ikoria s Standard
