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[[Image:Radix.jpg|right|thumb|The Radix. Art by John Avon.]]
[[Image:Radix.jpg|right|thumb|The Radix. Art by John Avon.]]
The '''Radix''' was one of the five lacunae on [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]]. Originally, it appeared as a wide circle of brilliant metal, somewhere near the middle of the [[Tangle]].  
The '''Radix''' was one of the five lacunae on [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]]. Originally, it appeared as a humming sphere of brilliant green metal, somewhere near the middle of the [[Tangle]]. It was a sacred burial ground where the elves buried their dead and erased unnatural magics and relics, because any person or object they left on the Radix eventually vanished, except <c title=one>Heartwood Shard</c>.  


However, once [[Glissa]] tapped a large amount of mana to destroy the [[Kaldra]] Champion, a surge of mana in the [[Mana Core]] itself discharged through the Radix to become Mirrodin's fifth moon, effectively forming the Green Lacuna. <ref>{{NewRef|arcana/lacunae-and-beacons-2004-06-10|Lacunae and the Beacons|[[Magic Arcana]]|June 10, 2004}}</ref>
However, once [[Glissa]] tapped a large amount of mana to destroy the [[Kaldra]] Champion, a surge of green mana from Mirrodin's [[Mana Core]] discharged through the Radix and ascended to become Mirrodin's fifth moon, effectively destroying the Radix and forming the Green Lacuna its place. <ref>{{NewRef|arcana/lacunae-and-beacons-2004-06-10|Lacunae and the Beacons|[[Magic Arcana]]|June 10, 2004}}</ref>


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Revision as of 20:07, 3 December 2017

The Radix. Art by John Avon.

The Radix was one of the five lacunae on Mirrodin. Originally, it appeared as a humming sphere of brilliant green metal, somewhere near the middle of the Tangle. It was a sacred burial ground where the elves buried their dead and erased unnatural magics and relics, because any person or object they left on the Radix eventually vanished, except one.

However, once Glissa tapped a large amount of mana to destroy the Kaldra Champion, a surge of green mana from Mirrodin's Mana Core discharged through the Radix and ascended to become Mirrodin's fifth moon, effectively destroying the Radix and forming the Green Lacuna its place. [1]

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