However, while putting Angels into a white deck is far from a tall order, because Draft decks are rarely as dense with relevant creature types as constructed decks, Giada has to stand on her own merits to warrant 'bomb' status
So if you're doing card magic, ideally you want something that screams "normal deck", is beyond suspicion, and won't draw attention to itself
Having its ability to hard cast from the graveyard is also a good backup if you arent able to cheat out something from your graveyard or if your reanimate spells are countered
We gathered into a (virtual) room and started off listing various pieces of the franchise and how we might expect them to be represented in Magic: The Gathering
No old ones here
Luckily, we had two-mana creatures to choose from and I found that, indeed, having four mana on turn 3 was a good way to push an early advantage or to steal initiative if you were on the play