Wrenn

Wrenn was a dryad planeswalker introduced in Modern Horizons. Her homeplane is currently unknown. She bonded with eight trees during her life, each of which she assigned a number: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, and Eight (Realmbreaker). 
==Appearance and characteristics==
Wrenn is a dryad who can symbiotically bind with a Treefolk. Like all Dryads, she will die without a host after a prolonged period. Unlike other dryads, who are born with their respective trees, grow in tandem with them and never leave them, Wrenn can move from tree to tree. She speaks with a low and gently pitched voice, with rounded vowels that match no known accent. Her skin is pale and her hair is long, loose, and even whiter, bone-bleached and stark.
Wrenn gained access to red mana by trapping within herself the fire that destroyed her home glade, causing her chest to glow red hot and inadvertently expanding her bonding beyond the norm of her race. Wrenn cannot planeswalk without a host, but it is her spark that allows it. She cannot bond with any normal tree, but only to one whose song she hears, which is strong enough to contain the fire within her. She treats her hosts as allies, refusing to see them as tools or as mere means to an end. When a host grows weak, she takes it to the spot to which it wishes to return as a tree before seeking another. Without Wrenn, her treefolk symbiotes can't planeswalk. Although living organic material ordinarily can't be brought along on a planeswalk, Wrenn's power to carry treefolk with her breaks this rule.
Wrenn is primarily green-aligned but secondarily red. 
===Abilities===
Wrenn retains dryad nature magic, being able to fuse with trees and understand them. She gained access to pyromancy after containing a forest fire within herself and can use it offensively. Finally, she is capable of some sort of metamagic, allowing her to feel and perceive spells.
==History==
===Origin===
Wrenn's spark ignited when a forest fire threatened the lives of her sisters. She contained the fire within herself, but at a heavy cost: she'd have to share it (and presumably her planeswalker spark) with a tree or she'd be consumed from the inside. As a dryad, Wrenn needs to be "hosted" to a tree. However, not all trees can support Wrenn's "flames," and those she can bond with cannot survive the process for long. After the ignition of her spark, Wrenn found her first (named by her One) host on her homeworld. This made it possible for her to planeswalk through the multiverse.
===Innistrad===
Respecting her trees' wishes, she cycles through them. Four, Six, and Seven have come from Kessig, which planeswalkers claim to have the finest trees in the multiverse. Wrenn agrees, even if she doesn't particularly like Innistrad itself. After she left Six to live out his remaining days as a mighty yet ordinary oak, she began searching for her new host. Following the whispering song of a young sapling, she was intercepted by Teferi. Teferi sought to learn what the "white witch" was that some residents had seen and immediately recognized her as another planeswalker. 
Due to an encounter with a malevolent entity, Teferi was forced to create a time spell, which was corrupted and led them to walk around in circles. Nearly dying, Wrenn offered to grant insight into metamagic, allowing Teferi to see the spell and undo it. Unknown to him, there was one beneficial effect remaining. Wrenn's sapling had gathered all the time it could contain.
Afterward, Wrenn met a now fully grown Seven. In gratitude for Teferi's help, she promised him to help undo Zhalfir's phasing, but not before showing Seven around the multiverse as the tree had requested.
===Fighting the Phyrexians===
Meeting again on Cridhe, Wrenn was recruited by Teferi to join the fight against the Phyrexians. They gathered on Dominaria, visiting Jamuraa before settling in Urza's Tower. Wrenn and Seven helped Nissa Revane fend off the second line of Phyrexians attacking the tower and the Temporal Anchor held within. After the battle, she stayed behind with Jodah and Saheeli Rai to help recover Teferi from the damaged stasis coffin of the Temporal Anchor.
===New Phyrexia's invasion of the Multiverse===
Wrenn wasn't part of the planeswalker strike force that set out to destroy Realmbreaker on New Phyrexia. Together with Vivien, Chandra, and Liliana, she took refuge in one of the latter's cabins on Dominaria and anxiously awaited the return of the team. When the survivors returned, they were devastated to learn what had happened. Defiant, Chandra was the only one of the group willing to return to New Phyrexia to help their remaining allies. The group tried to dissuade her, but she decided to go anyway. Wrenn, who had stayed silent, joined her and told her she had the plan to merge with the Invasion Tree, hoping to use it to retrieve Teferi to help them.
Traveling to New Phyrexia, Chandra, Wrenn, and Seven met with Koth and Urabrask who brought them to Realmbreaker. Here, they were stopped by the compleated Nissa Revane, who tore Seven apart limb from limb. Now without legs, Chandra, Koth, and the remaining Mirrans in valiant effort carried Wrenn to Realmbreaker. 
Wrenn was able to bond with Realmbreaker, whom she named Eight. Together, they located Zhalfir and Teferi and swapped the location of New Phyrexia with Zhalfir. The effort and strain of this act caused the fire Wrenn contained within herself to burn bright, killing the dryad and causing her form to turn into an ashen statue.
===Legacy===
In the aftermath of Wrenn's sacrifice, Teferi found a single acorn. During his recovery on Zhalfir, Teferi spent two days trying to find an appropriate place to plant it until eventually settling on a grassy hill overlooking a town with a few oaks within singing distance. The acorn sprouted quickly, nurtured by the five suns that now orbit Zhalfir.
On Avishkar, the was designed as a tribute to Wrenn.Illustration and flavor text of .
==Artifacts acquired==
*Wrenn was able to bond with Realmbreaker.
==Trivia==
*In the video game Magic: The Gathering Arena, Wrenn is voiced by Tara Langella.
==Planes visited==
==Planeswalkers met==
==Gallery==
File:Wrenn.png|Wrenn.
File:Wrenn and Six.jpg|Wrenn and Six
File:Planebound Accomplice.jpg|Planebound Accomplice
File:Wrenn and Seven.jpg|<c>Wrenn and Seven</c>, art by Heonhwa Choe.
File:Wren and Six variant art.jpg|Wrenn ignited her spark after containing a fire within herself that destroyed her home forest.
File:Splendid Reclamation.jpg|“These seeds waited faithfully for the sun to rise again. Now, their patience is rewarded.”
File:Storm the Seedcore.jpg|Now without legs, Chandra, Koth, and the remaining Mirrans in valiant effort carried Wrenn to Realmbreaker.
File:Wrenn MTGA avatar MID.png|Magic: The Gathering Arena avatar.
==Story appearances==
Title	Author 	Publishing date	Set 	Setting (plane) 	Featuring
 	Seanan McGuire 	2021-09-03 	Innistrad: Midnight Hunt	Innistrad 	Wrenn, Six, Four (mentioned), Teferi, One (mentioned), Seven
 	Reinhardt Suarez 	2022-10-21 	The Brothers' War 	Dominaria 	Teferi, Jodah, Elspeth, Kaya, Vivien, Saheeli, Jace (mentioned), Chandra (mentioned), Koth (mentioned), Elesh Norn (mentioned), Urabrask (mentioned), Lyra Dawnbringer (mentioned), Windgrace (mentioned), Wrenn, Seven
 	Reinhardt Suarez 	2022-10-25 	The Brothers' War 	Dominaria 	Elspeth, Wrenn, Seven, Chandra, Nissa, Heliod (mentioned), Daxos (mentioned), Jodah, Jaya (mentioned), Venser (mentioned), Calix (mentioned), Kaya, Saheeli, Teferi, Rona, Tezzeret, Ashiok
 	Reinhardt Suarez 	2022-10-26 	The Brothers' War 	Dominaria 	Chandra, Nissa, Kaya, Saheeli, Teferi, Wrenn, Seven, Gaea, Nahiri, Jace, Jodah, Elspeth, The Wanderer, Kaito Shizuki, Tyvar Kell, Lukka, Vraska
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2023-03-15 	March of the Machine 	Dominaria 	Chandra Nalaar, Wrenn, Seven, Tyvar Kell, Kaya Cassir, Kaito Shizuki, Liliana Vess, Vivien Reid
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2023-03-21 	March of the Machine 	New Phyrexia 	Chandra Nalaar, Wrenn, Seven, Koth of the Hammer, Melira, Urabrask, Nissa Revane
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2023-03-24 	March of the Machine 	Capenna, Theros, New Phyrexia 	Elspeth Tirel, Atraxa, Daxos, Elesh Norn, Urabrask, Koth of the Hammer, Wrenn, Chandra Nalaar, Nissa Revane, Karn, Jin-Gitaxias, Serra
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2023-03-24 	March of the Machine 	New Phyrexia 	Karn, Elesh Norn, Koth of the Hammer, Jin-Gitaxias, Chandra Nalaar, Melira, Elspeth Tirel, Vorinclex, Wrenn
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2023-03-24 	March of the Machine 	New Phyrexia, Zhalfir 	Wrenn, Chandra Nalaar, Nissa Revane, Koth of the Hammer, Melira, Eight, Teferi Akosa, Wezna
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2023-03-28 	March of the Machine 	Capenna, New Phyrexia, Theros, Zhalfir	Giada, Atraxa, Heliod, Kaya Cassir, Ajani Goldmane, Elspeth Tirel, Teferi Akosa, Koth of the Hammer, Chandra Nalaar, Elesh Norn, Vorinclex, Jin-Gitaxias, Melira, Nissa Revane, Karn, Wrenn, Eight
==In-game references==
==References==
Category:Dryads
Category:Deceased