Serra Angel

Description

Serra Angel is a defining white creature from the 1994 Magic: The Gathering Foreign Black Border set, cataloged as card number 40. Created by artist Douglas Shuler, this uncommon card has become a cornerstone for players and collectors who appreciate the early design language of the game. The card features a mana cost of five, requiring three generic mana and two white mana to cast, making it a significant investment in the early game. As a Creature — Angel with power and toughness of 4/4, Serra Angel offers substantial board presence. Its abilities include Flying and Vigilance, allowing it to attack without tapping, which provides strategic flexibility during gameplay. This dual benefit makes it a respected option in formats where white mana is accessible. The set's distinctive black border design marks it as part of the game's foundational era. For those building comprehensive collections or seeking key pieces from the 1994 release, this card represents a tangible connection to the hobby's origins. Whether used for nostalgic collection or strategic deck construction, Serra Angel remains a recognizable and influential figure in TCG history.