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{{Infobox pwPW|{{PAGENAME}}}} |name==Overview==[[Nahiri, the Harbinger|image=nahiri]] is a white and red kor Planeswalker, introduced in August 2016 along with the [[Shadows over Innistrad]] card set.png|aliases=-|color=WRShe has lower than average health, average mana gains with a slightly unbalanced spread, and low deck limits with a strong focus on Creatures.|set=Shadows over Innistrad}}Her abilities have a creature buff theme, including permanently buffing all of her creatures, and temporarily giving an extreme buff to one creature. She also has a minor card draw and gem destruction ability.

 {{PWLevel60Stats PW stats max level | +4,0,-1,+4,+1,0 | 9,4,4 | 102 | 160720 | WR{{PAGENAME}}}}

<blockquote>''“As Zendikar has bled, so will Innistrad. As I have wept, so will Sorin.”'' <br><br>Thousands of years ago, three Planeswalkers—Nahiri, [[Sorin,_Grim_Nemesis|Sorin Markov]], and Ugin, the SpiritDragon—worked together to imprison the threeEldrazi titans on the plane of [[Battle_for_Zendikar|Zendikar]]. They madea covenant to ensure that the Eldrazi, devourers ofplanes, were never again unleashed to threatenthe Multiverse. Nahiri remained on Zendikar, herhome plane, to keep watch as Ugin and Sorincarried on with their business on other planes. Butafter centuries the titans loosed their bondsenough to allow swarms of their spawn to emergeand decimate Zendikar. Nahiri waited in vain forher partners to help, but when neither Sorin norUgin arrived, she was forced to stop the threat onher own.  <br><br>Concerned by Sorin’s absence, Nahiri traveled to[[Shadows_over_Innistrad|Innistrad]] to find him—and she was not seen againfor thousands of years. Now at last she hasresurfaced. Using her mastery of stone and earth,she created a vast pattern of twisted stonestretching across the four provinces. In someplaces—including Markov Manor, Sorin’s ancestralestate—she warped existing buildings intoelaborate, gravity-defying patterns. In other places,she drew rock from the ground and shaped it tosuit her purposes. But so far, no one can say whatthose purposes are.''</blockquote>