Song of the Isles

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NameSong of the Isles
TypeSpell burst
DescriptionBurst. Grant an ally Lifesteal, Fearsome, and Ephemeral.
Flavor"Come, child. See as I see, and feel as I feel. Do not fear the darkness." - The Rekindler
ArtistKudos Productions
SetEmpires of the Ascended #04SI017
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About Song of the Isles

Song of the Isles, Spell burst, designed by Kudos Productions first released in Jul, 2021 in the set Empires of the Ascended.

This card, Song of the Isles, would be particularly beneficial in a Shadow Isles aggro deck focused on dealing damage quickly and efficiently. While it provides powerful keywords like Lifesteal, Fearsome, and Ephemeral to an ally, it may not be as versatile as other cards that offer similar effects in combination with more impactful abilities. Cards like Glimpse Beyond or Vile Feast might offer more value in certain situations, but Song of the Isles could still see play in decks looking to close out games aggressively.

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Frequently asked questions about Song of the Isles

What type of card is Song of the Isles?

Song of the Isles is a Spell burst card in Legends of Runeterra LOR.

What does Song of the Isles do?

Burst. Grant an ally Lifesteal, Fearsome, and Ephemeral.

What set is Song of the Isles from?

Song of the Isles was first released in the set Empires of the Ascended, illustrated by Kudos Productions.

Is Song of the Isles legal to play?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Song of the Isles can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.