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Sigarda, Font of Blessings
Legendary Creature — Angel
Flying
Other permanents you control have hexproof. (It can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.)
You may look at the top card of your library at any time.
You may cast Angel spells and Human spells from the top of your library.
albanshqiptar on Angels Modern
3 months ago
TheOfficialCreator I have been using a third Giada, Font of Hope and it's worth it but I removed a Solitude instead. I think the deck needs one "bomb" card that I can place that can either help with my gameplan or be an immediate threat. Without a "bomb" sometimes the deck suffers if you lack any synergy on the table.
What do you think could be a good threat instead of Serra Paragon? Perhaps Sigarda, Font of Blessings since it protects and can help get around card draw?
I've also been thinking of splashing other colours to access changeling cards such as Unsettled Mariner.
Last_Laugh on Historic Doctor
4 months ago
Just a heads up... there are several cards in your deck that work when Romana makes tokens but not when your Dr. makes tokens due to a rules technicality. Tokens that are the result of copying a permanent spell (6th Dr/Lithoform Engine) aren't created and won't trigger cards like Parallel Lives, Adrix & Nev, or Primal Vigor. It's rule 111.12 if you feel like looking it up (or I have it in my deck's description, link below.).
You're stuck copying the Dr.'s uncast spell copy with Errant, Street Artist, copying the Dr.'s trigger with Lithoform, or copying his tokens after they hit the field with stuff like Esika's Chariot and/or Second Harvest.
I also recommend both Shalai, Voice of Plenty and Sigarda, Font of Blessings. When your Dr makes a token copy of either, they'll protect one another and your board.
Feel free to check out my list for ideas and rule 111.12. Upvotes on any of my decks are appreciated. Dopplegangbangers - Historic Flash Convoke Copies
CamraMaan on Interaction between Sigarda, Font of …
1 year ago
I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this, but I haven't found a direct answer, so say I have Sigarda, Font of Blessings in play and look at the top card of my library and see Hidden Dragonslayer... my assumption is that I can only cast it as a non-morphed Human Warrior using Sigarda, but I need to make sure I can't also cast it as a morph creature. "Angel spells and Human spells" means it has to be that on the stack, and a morph creature would not be. I just need clarification for the local table. Thanks in advance!
darkmus on Ang-Hellic
1 year ago
BotaNickill It's true that Giada, Font of Hope has made t2 a pretty important turn for this deck, if we have both her and Bishop of Wings what you play will pretty much determine our strategy for your next few turns. But overall we want bishop first. Think that every angel you cast with Bishop still in hand, is a bishop trigger you miss.
Of course this is not a rule, and there are many exception depending on the match up and mainly which one opens more plays with the rest of your hand. But I'll say that most exceptions normally involve ramping:
1- If we need her to ramp in t3 a t4 play. For example, in my build Giver of Runes, into Giada, Font of Hope into Shalai, Voice of Plenty or Sigarda, Font of Blessings is almost as good or even better depending on the matchup than Resplendent Angel online on t3. Or if we have both Giada and bishop, but also Youthful Valkyrie we may want to go Giada first so we can play the other 2 on t3 for a way more aggressive play.
2- If you kept a 2 lander without an Aether Vial or the vial has been removed, specially on the draw. We can't afford to miss our first landrops.
Overall, I'll say that if you don't need ramping next turn, Bishop is the best first option more often than not.
darkmus on Ang-Hellic
1 year ago
BotaNickill Khoaemon With black we have access to amazing removal (I used to play it) but Sigarda, Font of Blessings covers our biggest weak points (card draw and protecting our stuff))so well that I am finding hard to pass on her. It's a matter of likes anyway. Serra Paragon fills that spot well if you don't want to go green.
I'll say that the cards that are the core and can't be taken out are Giada, Font of Hope, Bishop of Wings, Righteous Valkyrie, Resplendent Angel and Seraph Sanctuary. Everything else is free range for experimentation.
And i'll add that IMO the perfect start for the deck is having Resplendent Angel making angels by t3, not t4. You can do that 2 ways, either:
t1:white mana source, cast whatever. t2:white mana source, castBishop of Wings t3:Seraph Sanctuary, cast Resplendent Angel.
or
(you still need 2 white lands and a Seraph Sanctuary but you can play them in any order you want here) t1:land, cast Aether Vial. t2:land, cast whatever you want. t3: land, play Bishop of Wings with Aether Vial, cast Resplendent Angel
The second way would be the best one since you can play all your combo pieces during the 3rd turn, so it's harder to see coming or disrupt, and gives us an overall better opening with the vial.
darkmus on Serra's Descendants, competitive Angel Tribal
1 year ago
Khoaemon Hi! as soon as a card that may fit is printed I give it a try, Minas Tirith is next as soon as my copy arrives, xD.
As a creature deck in a removal heavy format we can have a hard time, so I try to have our stuff protected as much as possible.Giver of Runes, Sigarda, Font of Blessings and Shalai, Voice of Plenty are amazing at protecting our stuff from targeted removal, and any 2 of them combo amongst themselves very neatly to have everything protected from everything but boardwipes.Heroic Intervention helps with that. Selfless Spirit is also a great card to consider in that spot, is not as good saving our stuff, but it gives us a fairly aggressive body with evasion that still synergizes with Righteous Valkyrie and is easier to cast. Pros and cons.
About Sigarda, Font of Blessings and Shalai, Voice of Plenty with vial they can even be used as short of "counter spells". I Love them. Don't worry, we all have learned brewing and deck building by "stealing decks". Just play it, see what you like and what you don't, and tweak those things to make it your own.
I want angels to be a thing, so I'll happily answer any question or doubt you have about the deck interactions, budget friendlier versions of cards or whatever if you have any!
BotaNickill on Ang-Hellic
1 year ago
darkmus, thank you again for taking point on this and for all of your help honing my decks! Khoaemon, thank you for the upvote and interest! darkmus is definitely better at explaining all of the interactions of the deck and far more in depth in their explanations. So if you are truly interested in learning the ins and outs of Angel tribal than check out their builds.
I personally love the Angel tribe most of any in MTG history, and I would always encourage anyone else to love them as well! I will offer my two cents on gameplay of this deck for posterity sake. I am a big fan of the white/black vs of the Modern Angel Deck as it offers us a variety of kill/exile/tutor spells if we desire them, Vindicate or Anguished Unmaking, Doom Blade, or Damn, etc. That plus the flavor of the Godless Shrine has always spoken to the heretic in me.
All that being said, I am a big fan of Selesnya and darkmus sure provides good arguments for those colors as well. i.e. Sigarda, Font of Blessings and Shalai, Voice of Plenty, also, hexproof rules! And, Heroic Intervention.
An Ideal first turn would be a Godless Shrine or Temple Garden, followed by Speaker of the Heavens, Esper Sentinel or Giver of Runes, though you could also do Segovian Angel or Aether Vial. ( I feel like we still need a better first turn play, but these are the best options A.T.M)
turn two is Bishop of Wings or Giada, Font of Hope
turn three, Righteous Valkyrie if you have it, or more of the same from T1, T2. or maybe removal.
turn 4, Resplendent Angel. and boom! More angels, more life than your opponent can handle, and With no interaction, you have most likely won the game by your next turn.
If you have not overpowered the opponent by then, you will hopefully keep spawning more angels via Resplendent Angel or boosting other angels via Giada, Font of Hope or your finisher angels Archangel of Thune or Lyra Dawnbringer.
I hope this helps, and let us know if you need any more assistance! That's why we are all here!
Khoaemon on Serra's Descendants, competitive Angel Tribal
1 year ago
Hi, I really like how you twisted the deck to revolve around Sigarda, Font of Blessings, which is a really new card! (Always love constant up-to-date decklist). Having played a while using other decklist, there was a lot of time I considered for the safety of my angels since a random boardwipe card could turn the game upside down miserably, thank you for having mentioned it and giving someway to prevent it in the sideboard! Also, with how this decklist contains creatures with hexproof (love you Sigarda, Font of Blessings! You too, Shalai, Voice of Plenty), it makes me feel safer than ever, goodbye to those annoying target spells/abilities!
Since I'm new to this game, unfortunately I can't discuss or give any advice to improve the list because I'm still in a discovery phase, so all I can do now is learning (stealing) your list and having fun with it! I will comeback here every now and then to check for the update. Thank you and upvote! +1
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