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The '''Tree of Silver Wings''' is a mysterious entity referred to by multiple sources, typically in association with either the [[Black Garden]] or the metaphorical "[[garden]]" allegorically used to describe the state of reality predating the universe. It once existed alongside the [[Light|Gardener]] and [[Darkness|Winnower]], until the two entities began fighting with one another and destroyed it in their struggles. | The '''Tree of Silver Wings''' is a mysterious entity referred to by multiple sources, typically in association with either the [[Black Garden]] or the metaphorical "[[garden]]" allegorically used to describe the state of reality predating the universe. It once existed alongside the [[Light|Gardener]] and [[Darkness|Winnower]], until the two entities began fighting with one another and destroyed it in their struggles. | ||
Another Tree of Silver Wings was discovered by [[The Guardian|the Guardian]] and [[Eris Morn]] in the heart of the [[Cradle]] on [[Io]]. It was stated by Eris that the Traveler created it when it arrived on Io but the connection between this tree and the original is unclear; however, the flavor text for the [[Seed of Silver Wings]] recovered from the tree strongly implies that both share a similar nature. Moreover, [[Ruinous Effigy]], a trace rifle created from a branch of the tree, shares the motif of ruin and disaster described by [[Ruin Wings]]' flavor text. | Another "[[Tree of Silver Wings (Io)|tree of silver wings]]" was discovered by [[The Guardian|the Guardian]] and [[Eris Morn]] in the heart of the [[Cradle]] on [[Io]]. It was stated by Eris that the Traveler created it when it arrived on Io but the connection between this tree and the original is unclear; however, the flavor text for the [[Seed of Silver Wings]] recovered from the tree strongly implies that both share a similar nature. Moreover, [[Ruinous Effigy]], a trace rifle created from a branch of the tree, shares the motif of ruin and disaster described by [[Ruin Wings]]' flavor text. | ||
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Revision as of 14:43, December 9, 2020
- "In the Garden grows a tree of silver wings. The leaves are ruin, the bark disaster. Of the seeds we do not speak. "
- — Ruin Wings' flavor text
The Tree of Silver Wings is a mysterious entity referred to by multiple sources, typically in association with either the Black Garden or the metaphorical "garden" allegorically used to describe the state of reality predating the universe. It once existed alongside the Gardener and Winnower, until the two entities began fighting with one another and destroyed it in their struggles.
Another "tree of silver wings" was discovered by the Guardian and Eris Morn in the heart of the Cradle on Io. It was stated by Eris that the Traveler created it when it arrived on Io but the connection between this tree and the original is unclear; however, the flavor text for the Seed of Silver Wings recovered from the tree strongly implies that both share a similar nature. Moreover, Ruinous Effigy, a trace rifle created from a branch of the tree, shares the motif of ruin and disaster described by Ruin Wings' flavor text.
Trivia
- The Patterns that can be seen on the spiraling trunk of the tree are extremely similar to patterns found within the small Pyramid on Luna.
- A Ghost projection in Eververse refers to the tree as the Sterling Arbor; however, it is unknown whether or not this is a canon name in the lore.
Gallery
Eris Morn underneath the tree
Tree of Silver wings uncorrupted by the Darkness
Tree of Silver wings partially corrupted by the Darkness
Tree of Silver wings completely corrupted by the Darkness
List of appearances
- Destiny: The Dark Below (First mentioned)
- Destiny: The Taken King (Mentioned only)
- Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris (Mentioned only)
- Shadowkeep (Mentioned only)
- Season of Arrivals (First appearance)
- Shadowkeep (Mentioned only)
