Condition is a huge factor in this card's price, with damaged copies starting at $20, while MP cards shoot up sharply to $85, followed by LP copies claiming a $100 value
The Phyrexian Angel will naturally be in decks that want some Battle in play for its effects, even if they don't interact directly with it
Its ability allows you to draw cards until you have 5 cards in your hand, which is a fantastic ability which helps make you immune to such disruption cards as Roxanne, as you can immediately refill your hand during your turn
Magic: The Gathering is all about taking whatever you can find and turning it into something potent enough to let you survive, and with the coming of Fallout in the next Universes Beyond crossover, the planeswalkers of the multiverse will soon be able to call upon the survivors and technology of what used to be called America
There have been very few periods throughout the game's life when elves haven't made for powerful decks