As noted by Kotaku, new waves of Pokmon cards tend to ramp up in value, before falling fairly sharply back down to Earth
At first, it just seemed like a decent card draw engine in Green for a big stompy deck, which is nothing new
The design for offspring was interesting
Absolving Lammasu Aerith Gainsborough Ajani's Pridemate Ancestor Dragon Angel of Vitality Archway Angel Aunt May Beza, the Bounding Spring Bishop's Soldier Bounding Felidar Cat Collector Charming Prince City Pigeon Compassionate Healer Crowd of True Believers Curious Farm Animals Dazzling Angel Essence Channeler Exemplar of Light Featherbrained Filcher Felidar Savior Flight-Deck Coordinator Guarded Heir Haliya, Guided by Light Healer's Hawk Herald of Faith Hero in Training Hinterland Sanctifier Holy Cow Inspiring Overseer Kutzil's Flanker Leonardo, Cutting Edge Leonin Vanguard Lifecreed Duo Linden, the Steadfast Queen Lita, Little Orphan Amphibian Lyra Dawnbringer Market Gnome Minwu, White Mage Momo, Playful Pet Rabaroo Troop Regal Caracal Rosa, Resolute White Mage Sarn of the Silken Throne Soaring Sandwing South Pole Voyager Spider-UK Stone Docent Sun-Blessed Healer Twinblade Paladin Twinmaw Stormbrood Vanguard Seraph Wanderbrine Preacher Wax-Wane Witness Werefox Bodyguard Zora, Spider Fancier
Unfortunately, the print run for the Collectors Edition was shortened
But the +1/+1 and lifelink to other Angels is quite good too, and Lyra brings some useful heat as a result
