Starlit Angel

Description

The card number 30s identifies this Magic: The Gathering card as part of the 1997 Portal set. Printed in Chinese, this Uncommon release features the creature Starlit Angel. As a white mana creature, it enters the game with a mana cost of three generic mana and two white mana, resulting in a total mana value of five. The Starlit Angel is classified as a Creature — Angel with a power and toughness of 3/4. Its primary gameplay ability is Flying, allowing it to evade creatures without that same keyword. This mechanical profile defines its role in the game, offering a mid-range option for players building decks around white mana strategies. Portal was designed to introduce new players to the complexities of Magic: The Gathering, and this card serves as a foundational example of the game's mechanics. The Chinese language print adds a distinct layer for international collectors who focus on non-English releases. The artist responsible for the visual design is 徐晓鸣, contributing to the set's unique aesthetic identity. Collectors often target this card for its set completeness or its specific language variant. This Chinese-language Magic product connects collectors to the early history of the trading card game. Understanding the card's attributes helps collectors evaluate its place in the broader Magic ecosystem. The Uncommon rarity indicates its frequency in booster packs during the 1997 release period. For those studying the evolution of Magic cards, the Starlit Angel represents a standard creature design from the Portal era, distinct from later complex mechanics found in modern sets.