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"Saffira, Queen of Dragons":

This card's name is derived from "saphir", the French word, or "Saphir", the German word, both for "sapphire".
- Saphira is also the name of a female dragon, whose rider is the main protagonist of the Inheritance Cycle.

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	* This card's name is derived from "saphir", the French word, or "Saphir", the German word, both for "sapphire".		* This card's name is derived from "saphir", the French word, or "Saphir", the German word, both for "sapphire".
		+	** Saphira is also the name of [[w:c:inheritance:Saphira\|a female dragon]], whose rider is the [[w:c:inheritance:Eragon\|main protagonist]] of the ''[[wikipedia:Inheritance Cycle\|Inheritance Cycle]]''.