#wound reflection

Wound Reflection

"It's good to know I haven't lost my touch," said the Master. "You deserve my best," replied Missy.

Wound Reflection

"It's good to know I haven't lost my touch," said the Master. "You deserve my best," replied Missy.

It depends on how much life your opponent had before and after the exchange was made. Your opponent loses or gains the appropriate amount of life to set their life total to the current toughness of Tree of Perdition at the time of the exchange. Then at the beginning of the end step, your opponent will lose that much life again, assuming they lost life.

This combo by itself will kill an opponent if Tree’s toughness is less than half or exactly half of that player’s life total when the exchange is made (and the player doesn’t gain any life otherwise).

For example, if Tree of Perdition is 0/13 and your opponent is at 27 life, then the opponent will lose 14 life to set their life total to 13 and Tree will become 0/27. At end of turn, Wound Reflection will cause them to lose another 14 life and they will go to -1 life and lose.