Battlegrace Angel

Description

Battlegrace Angel, designated as card number 10 in the 2015 Modern Masters release, stands as a definitive example of Magic: The Gathering's commitment to reprinting classic formats. As a Rare creature of the Angel subtype, this card carries a mana cost of three generic mana and two white mana, placing it firmly in the mid-game power bracket for white decks. Its physical presence in the Modern Masters 2015 set, identified by the MM2 set code, appeals to collectors who value the specific aesthetic and organization of this reprinted era. The card’s design and mechanics offer a compelling dual-threat profile that has maintained its relevance among players and collectors alike. With a power and toughness of 4/4, Battlegrace Angel brings immediate board presence. Its first ability, Flying, ensures it cannot be blocked by most creatures lacking the same keyword, allowing it to deal damage directly or protect key allies. This aerial advantage is complemented by the Exalted ability, which triggers whenever a creature you control attacks alone, granting that attacker +1/+1 until end of turn. This mechanic rewards strategic single-creature attacks, making the Angel a flexible engine for aggressive strategies. Beyond its offensive capabilities, Battlegrace Angel features a secondary triggered ability that activates when a creature attacks alone, granting that creature Lifelink until the end of the turn. This synergy between Exalted and Lifelink creates a resilient offensive package, allowing players to stabilize their life totals while applying pressure. The card was illustrated by Matt Stewart, whose artwork contributes to the distinct visual identity of the Modern Masters series. For investors and hobbyists tracking the evolution of Magic: The Gathering card design, owning a copy of Battlegrace Angel provides a tangible connection to a pivotal year in the game’s reprint history.