Giada, Font of Hope Angels Giada, Font of Hope | Illustration by Eric Deschamps Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creature (32) Angel of Finality Inspiring Overseer Segovian Angel Speaker of the Heavens Herald of War Emeria Shepherd Sanctuary Warden Angel of Vitality Baneslayer Angel Starnheim Aspirant Serra's Emissary Sephara, Sky's Blade Valkyrie Harbinger Bruna, the Fading Light Angel of Destiny Mother of Runes Righteous Valkyrie Bishop of Wings Youthful Valkyrie Angel of Jubilation Witch Enchanter Weathered Wayfarer Linvala, Keeper of Silence Angelic Field Marshal Archangel of Tithes Lyra Dawnbringer Avacyn, Angel of Hope Gisela, the Broken Blade Esper Sentinel Archangel of Thune Serra Ascendant Resplendent Angel Instant (8) Swords to Plowshares Generous Gift Rebuff the Wicked Path to Exile Heliod's Intervention Akroma's Will Flawless Maneuver Teferi's Protection Sorcery (4) Austere Command Winds of Abandon Vanquish the Horde Emeria's Call Enchantment (8) Sigarda's Splendor Angelic Accord Dawn of Hope Court of Grace Luminarch Ascension Smuggler's Share Land Tax Smothering Tithe Artifact (16) Mind Stone Arcane Signet Sol Ring Well of Lost Dreams Oketra's Monument Nyx Lotus The Book of Exalted Deeds Herald's Horn Lightning Greaves Sword of the Animist Sword of Hearth and Home Archaeomancer's Map Vanquisher's Banner The Ozolith Pearl Medallion Marble Diamond Land (30) Myriad Landscape Seraph Sanctuary Plains x20 Bonders' Enclave War Room Emeria, the Sky Ruin Marsh Flats Prismatic Vista Wasteland Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx Cavern of Souls Ill be the first to admit that Im a sucker for angels

It can function as a pretty typical go-wide army deck, pumping out a lot of small threats early with some evasion thrown in
Or, use Gontis Aether Heart to passively generate energy that goes infinite with Automated Assembly Line with a card that produces a single extra energy, like Izzet Generatorium
You then draw cards equal to that Creatures power, and gain life equal to its toughness
Some do both
After a spell with split second resolves (or otherwise leaves the stack), players may again cast spells and activate abilities before the next object on the stack resolves