The classic 1999 Magic: The Gathering Archangel card from the Sixth Edition set, featuring a rare 5/5 Angel with Flying and Vigilance.
Archangel
1999 • Magic: The Gathering • Classic Sixth Edition
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The 1999 release of Magic: The Gathering's Sixth Edition introduced Archangel (card number 2) as a formidable white creature. Illustrated by Quinton Hoover, this rare card features a mana cost of five generic mana and two white mana, resulting in a mana value of seven. As a Creature — Angel, it boasts a powerful 5/5 power and toughness stat line. Archangel is defined by its dual abilities: Flying and Vigilance. These mechanics allow it to bypass ground-based blockers while attacking without tapping, making it a consistent threat in gameplay. For collectors of Magic: The Gathering trading card game cards, this piece represents a significant entry from the late 1990s. Its enduring presence in the TCG community highlights its historical importance. Whether you are building a vintage collection or seeking cards from this foundational set, the Archangel card remains a notable subject. It stands as a key identifier for fans of the Sixth Edition print run.
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Card Details
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Archangel
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Quinton Hoover
Card Stock
English
{5}{W}{W}
Creature — Angel
5 / 5
W
Card Text
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Flying, vigilance
"My mother once told me angels sing their swords' names with each strike." —Sisay, Captain of the *Weatherlight*
