(Splinterlands) Greek, Egyptian, and Islamic-Inspired Cards

Dark Ferryman

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The picture looks to be a cross between the modern representation of the Grim Reaper and the mythological ancient Greek ferryman Charon, who takes the dead across the river Styx to the afterlife. They are standing at the bow of a boat with a lantern held high. Though bright, the lantern does not illuminate the face of the figure, only their eyes.

I purchased the Gold version of Dark Ferryman $17.20. It currently rents for 8 DEC per day (23% ROI).

Uraeus

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The serpent in the picture is coiled and bearing its fangs. In ancient Egypt, this serpent represented power. Egyptian deities were depicted wearing them like crowns and earthly pharos fashioned crowns in their image.

I purchased the Gold version of Uraeus for $15.20. It currently rents for 7.5 DEC per day (41% ROI).

Djinn Biljka

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Djinns, also known as 'genies', are Islamic spirits similar to angels. Biljka is a Serbian word for 'plant'. This makes Djinn Biljka translate roughly to 'plant spirit'. The card illustrates this by depicting the Djinn's with a body as gnarled, intertwined branches with beard and arms of grasses.

I purchased the Gold version of Djinn Biljka for $82.50. It currently rents for 60 DEC per day (61% ROI).