Daughter of Autumn

Description

This Magic: The Gathering trading card, Daughter of Autumn, is a distinctive piece from the 1995 Homelands expansion. Identified by card number 85, it serves as a notable entry for collectors focusing on the game's early second set. As a Rare card, it holds a specific place in the catalog hierarchy, distinguishing it from common or uncommon prints within the Homelands product line. The card features a Legendary Creature — Avatar type line with a mana cost of {2}{G}{G} and a mana value of 4. Its unique gameplay ability allows players to redirect damage. By paying {W}, the controller can choose the next 1 damage that would be dealt to a target white creature this turn to be dealt to Daughter of Autumn instead. This defensive utility makes it a strategic asset in formats where white creatures are prevalent. The flavor text, attributed to Gulsen, Abbey Matron, adds narrative depth, referencing Serra and the Autumn Willow's daughters, grounding the card in the game's broader lore. Art by Margaret Organ-Kean, this card is a sought-after item for those completing the Homelands set. Collectors of early Magic: The Gathering often seek out specific rare cards to complete their collections, making this card a key component for set builders. Whether you are a seasoned collector looking to fill a gap in your Homalands collection or a new player interested in the history of the game, this card offers both mechanical interest and historical significance. The combination of its legendary status, unique protection ability, and rarity makes it a valuable addition to any Magic: The Gathering archive.