Yes, but he created her on a plane that already had Serra Angels on it. I think that puts her in the same category as Avacyn.

​@@milessumida6770the thing is, Akroma isn't actually an angel in the lore like she is on her card. Everyone sees her as an angel and she performs all the functions of one but she's a living illusion not all that different from the ones Jace can make except made with much much much stronger magic.

​@@RedOphiuchusshe was created in a plane where Serra angels exist means she was created base on their image. So she is somewhat connected to Serra.

Good comment. Few points 1. Know body asked.

@@burnsboy101 Yeah, that is how comments work. Welcome to youtube, you'll adapt eventually.

Yeah I agree. This was really nice to sink into

That's Isobel the angel, by Howard Lyon. She's actually on 4 cards: Angel of Flight Alabaster, Angel of Finality, Flameblade Angel (promo), and Clip Wings. You can find his story notes for her by searching that in google and going to his website.

I read the comics from homelands. My personal favorite set.

So what is the worst for you?

@@lamronjr8785mercadian masks?

​​​​​@@lamronjr8785Prophecy. Nizzahon has done videos on both sets and Homelands has more cards with competitive success than prophecy. Homelands has a couple of cards that still see play today like Merchant Scroll. Merchant Scroll is actually restricted in Vintage, you can't say that about Prophecy. It has Rhystic Study but that is only good in edh.

​​@@huntergrant6520 actually also got that for my Homelands collection too. It was still sealed and it came with a copy of Apocalypse Chime. Chandler is my name, so I had to make an edh deck with him as commander.

I mean, the Amonkhet angels being male was part of Old-Walker Bolas twisting the plane to his own needs and wants.

@@LadyTsunade777 true, but it still was a way to show how ingrained certain aspects were to the nature of angels in mtg. They had to be twisted by an old-walker to be male.

MTG lore content creators are generally extremely boring neck beards, who just sound a little to excited with middle earth tunes playing in the background

Myrs were created by memnarch, who was created alongside mirrodin by karn*, so it's quite an in-depth and convoluted story *at least, that's my understanding of the connections

@@Sillimant_ Oooh thanks for the tidbit heck now I defiantly want to have a full breakdown on this channel of my favorite little artifacts.

Most planes have their own different ways of creating Angels: Alara has them made from the souls of heroic dead, Innistrad has planar pools of white and black mana that the angels and demons there return to when killed and can reform eventually, Ravnica are all created directly by Razia or Feather, Zendikar coalesce from pure concentrations of white mana, Dominaria form from the gathered prayers of mortals, and on Kaldheim the valkyries have existed since the plane's birth. Capenna may be different, as until we have more details it's unclear. Theoretically angels are a typical race on Capenna, meaning they procreate and such. Seeing as they appear as mortal humans when immature, and that it was canonically confirmed that Capenna has both female and male angels.

Pegasus succeeding too well and megapastors creating s3x s1aves, yes.

He mentioned the Orzhov angels in the Ravnica segment. All Ravnican angels are direct creations of either Razia or Feather, and any that are no longer in the Boros are ones that left to either other guilds or the gateless of their own will.

I'm fine with a larger-than-life figure passing on from a tragic and humble event. Not every figure has to die in a blaze of glory. While the brief explanation here leaves a lot to be desired, Serra passing on from the grief of losing her "heaven" and the love of her life by letting herself be slain says a lot more about the person she was and the true power she wielded.

@kdash2657 for me it just doesn't work. Living for thousands of years, creating an entire world and an entire species that would be spread around the multiverse, being an immortal. These things, to me, make "love of my life"-related suicides feel silly. A lot of planeswalker deaths around that time were disappointing, and imo unnecessary, honestly Urza couldn't die sooner for how much of a hand he played in many of them, but Serra doubly so because it feels like an off screen death we hear mention of as an aside to everything going on. One of the most powerful planeswalkers we've ever seen deserves better imo

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She's onslaught. Ixidor created her in the image of his killed girlfriend. You in my opin could argue she isn't real. But maybe there is more lore about it I'm unaware of. Been 20 years since I read those books.

​@@huntergrant6520Still waiting for her to be printed as an Illusion.

Considering the bulk of them stem from Serra, a woman, to one degree or another, I'm going to say that analysis is a bit off.

During the time period they were run by a woman they were so specifically just objects they explicitly could not have sparks. I suspect Asha is a Walker but that will be a recon. The only plane that acknowledged blue and green angels they were made by a male vampire. So. Lol. Christian angels work better than Odin angels if you want something more feminist friendly. Lmao.

Retcon

>funny that angels made by a woman are all women Go outside. Touch grass.