Its other ability, stapled onto the creature, allows you to draw cards from your original deck if its outside the game whenever it attacks
Not only is it still sleeved up, but it has become one of my favorite mid-powered decks
Now is a good time to collect Jungle, as you can still easily piece together an entire Near Mint ungraded set for under $400-$500
Yes, that three colour, eight mana cost would make it difficult to get the most use out of them let alone just one but if you do happen to get multiple copies of Empyrial Archangel into play, theyll soon prove why Ive included them here on the best Angels in MTG list
Its similar in that regard to a deck like Splinter Twin but tailored more to the speed of 2003 Magic compared to the 2010s era of Twin
In competitive play, the ability Flustered Leap is niche at best, but it does not matter the art is carrying this cards value