It also looks like a very playable card although getting locked into an Amber/Amethyst deck reduces the impact it is likely to have
It only costs two mana to cast, allowing Ethersworn Canonist to hit the battlefield early to start affecting the board right away
Draft feels tight and flavorful, built around two-color archetypes and mechanics like Convoke, Jump-start, Mentor, Surveil, and Dredge
You must play the cards as you resolve the last ability
Im not sure what kind of secret rendezvous led to this collaboration, but Wizards of the Coast deserve our congratulations for knocking this set out of the park
While Streets of New Capenna is a MTG set designed with Standard play in mind, the best MTG angels will be able to find a home across plenty of the game's formats, whether you're looking to play a tribe of angels in Pioneer, or have your eyes on a legendary angel to lead your Commander deck into battle