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[[Image:Treeofredemption.jpg |300px|thumb|right|Tree of Redemption with The Helvault behind]] | [[Image:Treeofredemption.jpg |300px|thumb|right|Tree of Redemption with The Helvault behind]] | ||
The courtyard resembled an ornate garden with stands of fruit trees and gold-and-white flowers that were cultivated with painstaking care. At the heart of the garden, the trees fell away, leaving a view of [[the Helvault]]. After the destruction of | The courtyard resembled an ornate garden with stands of fruit trees and gold-and-white flowers that were cultivated with painstaking care. At the heart of the garden, the trees fell away, leaving a view of [[the Helvault]]. After the destruction of the Cathedral and the Helvault and the arrival of [[Emrakul]], the tree survived as a twisted version of its former self. | ||
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Revision as of 15:58, 16 July 2016
The mysterious Tree of Redemption is the executioner's tree that stood in a courtyard at Thraben Cathedral on Innistrad. It held the power to absolve the souls of the hanged.
The courtyard resembled an ornate garden with stands of fruit trees and gold-and-white flowers that were cultivated with painstaking care. At the heart of the garden, the trees fell away, leaving a view of the Helvault. After the destruction of the Cathedral and the Helvault and the arrival of Emrakul, the tree survived as a twisted version of its former self.
Trivia
The card's effect on a game is completely unprecedented. Players have been able to swap their life totals with other things before (usually other life totals), but never before with a creature's toughness.
In-game references
Represented in cards: