Achieving that almost impossible, unicorn quality standard is what, in March 2026, transformed a copy of Phantasmal Flames' Mega Charizard X ex from an $800 card (very respectable, for a modern chase that only came out four months prior) to one that sold for over $54,000, winning it a seat in this all-time hall of fame
Archangel Avacyn should deal piercing and radiant damage with her spear, and she should have a high flying speed and AC, too
That's a game winner
(9/19/2025) If the spell that's copied has an X whose value was determined as it was cast, the copy will have the same value of X.
That makes it quite a nice support fatty in decks which can reliably sacrifice this such as Recurring Nightmare or Sneak Attack
If youre looking to give a new player sensory overload with a deck full of shenanigans and diverging game plans, then this is the deck for you