Art Credits

Card backgrounds on this site are cropped and recoloured from public-domain engravings, woodcuts, and paintings. Motifs on procedural cards may come from game-icons.net under CC BY 3.0.

If you believe an image is credited incorrectly or is not in the public domain, email [email protected].

Ancestries

CardArtistWork (year)SourceLicenceChanges
AetherisGustave DoréLa Sainte Bible (Doré Bible) (1866)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
ClankJohn R. NeillBaum, The Marvelous Land of Oz (1904)Wikimedia CommonsNo restrictionsCropped, recoloured
Drakonaen:Yoshida Gen'ō (吉田源應, d. 1927)Ukiyo-e dragon 2Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
DwarfArthur RackhamSiegfried & the Twilight of the Gods (1911)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
EarthkinTheodor KittelsenKittelsen troll pictures (1899)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
ElfJohn William WaterhouseThe Lady of Shalott (1888)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
EmberkinGiuseppe ArcimboldoFire (one of the Four Elements) (1566)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
FaerieArthur RackhamBarrie, Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (Hodder & Stoughton) (1906)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
FaunArnold BöcklinFaun Playing the Syrinx (Faun, die Syrinx blasend) (c.1875)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
FirbolgJ. J. GrandvilleScènes de la vie privée et publique des animaux (Hetzel) (1842)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
FungrilIvan BilibinIllustration with fly agaric (title page design) (c.1900)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
GalapaUtagawa HirokageEdo meisho dōke zukushi (Comic Views of Famous Places in Edo) (1859)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
GiantMichael Wolgemut / Wilhelm Pleydenwurff (workshop)Hartmann Schedel, Liber Chronicarum (Nuremberg Chronicle) (1493)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
GnomeJenny NyströmJulemotiv (Christmas tomte card) (c.1899)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
GoblinArthur RackhamGrimm, Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm (Heinemann) (1909)Wikimedia CommonsNo restrictionsCropped, recoloured
HalflingArthur RackhamGrimm, Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm (Heinemann) (1909)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
HumanGustave DoréCervantes (1863)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
InfernisUtagawa KuniyoshiHonchō musha kagami (Mirror of Warriors of Our Country) (c.1843–45)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
KatariGustave DoréLes Contes de Perrault (1862)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
OrcUnidentified Japanese artistDemon Intoning the Name of the Buddha (Nenbutsu oni) (Edo period, 18th–19th century)clevelandart.orgCC0Cropped, recoloured
RibbetJohn TennielCarroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1869 German edition scan) (1865)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
SimiahJ. J. GrandvilleSinge en redingote et haut-de-forme (drawing), BnF (1832)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
SkykinArthur RackhamShakespeare, The Tempest (Heinemann) (1926)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
TidekinArthur RackhamUndine (de la Motte Fouqué, Heinemann) (1909)Wikimedia CommonsNo restrictionsCropped, recoloured

Communities

CardArtistWork (year)SourceLicenceChanges
Duneborneunknown illustrator (Internet Archive Book Images scan)Zigzag journeys in the Levant (Butterworth) (1885)Wikimedia CommonsNo known copyright restrictionsCropped, recoloured
FreebornePieter Brueghel the YoungerSt. George's Kermis with the Dance around the Maypole (early 17th c.)Wikimedia CommonsPublic domain (PD-Art / PDM)Cropped, recoloured
FrostborneGustave DoréDoré, Ancient Mariner: 'the ice was all around' (1876 (*Rime of the Ancient Mariner*, 'the ice was all around'; Commons file says 1866))Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
HearthborneHenri Boug d'OrschwillerAlpine Scene (first half 19th century)The MetCC0 (Met Open Access)Cropped, recoloured
HighborneGérard Jean-Baptiste ScotinMarriage A-la-Mode, Plate I (April 1, 1745)The MetCC0 (Met Open Access)Cropped, recoloured
LoreborneWillem Swanenburg after Jan Cornelisz. WoudanusWoudanus/Swanenburg, Leiden University library (1610 (Leiden University library))Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
OrderborneManuel AlegreView of the cloister of the Church of the monastery of El Escorial, from "Views of El Escorial" (ca. 1790–1800)The MetCC0 (Met Open Access)Cropped, recoloured
ReborneStefano della BellaTwo pilgrims with hats rest to the left, seen from behind, a horseman rides towards the background to the right, plate 5 from "Various Figures" (Agréable diversité de figures) (1642)The MetCC0 (Met Open Access)Cropped, recoloured
RidgeborneJoseph Mallord William TurnerMt. St. Gothard, part II, plate 9 from "Liber Studiorum" (February 20, 1808)The MetCC0 (Met Open Access)Cropped, recoloured
SeaborneFrans Huys after Pieter Bruegel the ElderHuys after Bruegel, galleys and carracks (c.1561 (galleys and carracks))Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
SlyborneGeorge Cruikshank (1792–1878)Cruikshank, Oliver Twist: Fagin (1838 (*Oliver Twist*, Fagin's den))Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
UnderborneÉdouard Riou (1833–1900)Riou, Centre of the Earth (1864/1867 (*Voyage au centre de la Terre*))Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
WanderborneGustave DoréLe Tour du monde, nomad (1864 (*Le Tour du monde*, Spain))Wikimedia CommonsPublic domainCropped, recoloured
WarborneJacques CallotSoliman, 5e Acte, from "Soliman" (1620)The MetCC0 (Met Open Access)Cropped, recoloured
WildborneJean MorinLa Chasse aux canardsThe MetCC0 (Met Open Access)Cropped, recoloured

Fonts

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