It was one of my favorite sets ever, but the creature type I was most impressed with in Bloomburrow wasn't even slightly furry
Directions Instructions for playing and using the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Temur Roar Commander deck
But some cards pay homage to the long history of D&Ds formative publications as well
Aarakocra Sneak Acquisitions Expert Aether Theorist Aetherblade Agent Aetherborn Marauder Aethertorch Renegade Agate Instigator Agent of Horizons Agent of Kotis Agent of Treachery Akki Underminer Akul the Unrepentant Aladdin Ali Baba Alley Assailant Alley Strangler Alora, Merry Thief Ambush Party Amphin Cutthroat Annie Flash, the Veteran Anowon, the Ruin Thief Ant-Man, Colony Commander Ant-Man, Elusive Avenger Ant-Man, Reformed Rogue Arala, Hedron Scaler Arms Dealer Astarion, the Decadent Atlantean Skirmisher Audacious Infiltrator Audacious Thief Auntie's Snitch Aven Interrupter Azula, Cunning Usurper Azure Beastbinder Backstreet Bruiser Bala Ged Thief Balustrade Spy Bane Alley Blackguard Bane Alley Broker Baneblade Scoundrel Battlefield Scavenger Beetle, Legacy Criminal Bilbo, Birthday Celebrant Bilbo, Retired Burglar Bill Ferny, Bree Swindler Bitterbloom Bearer Black Cat, Cunning Thief Black Market Tycoon Blackbloom Rogue Blade Juggler Blighted Agent Blightwing Bandit Blood Burglar Blood Hustler Bloodborn Scoundrels Bloodthirsty Aerialist Body Launderer Boggart Arsonists Boggart Forager Boggart Loggers Boiling Rock Rioter Bold Plagiarist Brazen Borrower Brazen Collector Bria, Riptide Rogue Brinebarrow Intruder Burning-Tree Vandal Butch DeLoria, Tunnel Snake Byway Barterer Cache Raiders Cackling Culprit Cackling Prowler
As part of the Making Magic (2003-2005) article series on the game's official site, Mark Rosewater described each color in depth (as well as multicolor cards, artifact or colorless cards, and color-hybrid cards)
