Magic: The Gathering

Voldaren Pariah // Abolisher of Bloodlines

The List EMN-111 • rare

Set: The List
Collector number: EMN-111
Rarity: Rare
Mana cost: 3 generic mana black mana black mana
Type: Creature
Colors: Black
Artist: James Ryman
Market price: $1.06

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Lore

Why it matters

This double-faced card from the *Eldritch Moon* set captures the narrative transformation of a vampire noble into an Eldrazi-influenced horror. Its mechanical complexity and thematic ties to the *Innistrad* block’s gothic-horror aesthetic make it a compelling choice for collectors who appreciate cards that bridge disparate Magic: The Gathering lore.

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What it does

Flying

Sacrifice three other creatures: Transform this creature.

Madness black mana black mana black mana (If you discard this card, discard it into exile. When you do, cast it for its madness cost or put it into your graveyard.)

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Provenance

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Voldaren Pariah was originally released in the 2016 Magic: The Gathering expansion Eldritch Moon, a set that concluded the Shadows over Innistrad block. The design reflects the set's central horror theme, centered on the cosmic corruption of the gothic-inspired plane of Innistrad. As a double-faced card, it mechanically captures the transformation from a shunned noble into a monstrous creature, aligning with the block's focus on body horror and the subversion of traditional vampire tropes.

The artwork was commissioned from James Ryman, an illustrator known for his dramatic, high-fantasy style. Ryman was tasked with visualizing the dual nature of the character, emphasizing the contrast between the stoic, melancholic appearance of the Pariah and the nightmarish, expansive form of the Abolisher of Bloodlines. The card became a notable inclusion in The List, a curated selection of reprints integrated into later booster packs, ensuring its continued circulation among collectors and players.

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