MagicOnslaught
Exalted Angel — Onslaught #28
Exalted Angel is a rare Creature — Angel from Onslaught (2002), collector number 28, illustrated by Michael Sutfin.
Exalted Angel price
Prices from Scryfall, updated daily, for near-mint copies. Indicative only — UK sold prices on eBay are often the best guide.
Card details
- Set
- Onslaught
- Number
- 28
- Rarity
- Rare
- Mana cost
- {4}{W}{W}
- Colour
- White
- Power / toughness
- 4/5
- Illustrator
- Michael Sutfin
- Released
- 7 October 2002
What Exalted Angel does
Flying
Whenever this creature deals damage, you gain that much life.
Morph {2}{W}{W} (You may cast this card face down as a 2/2 creature for {3}. Turn it face up any time for its morph cost.)
Format legality
Other printings of Exalted Angel
| No. | Card | Set | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 63 |  Exalted Angel Creature — Angel | Murders at Karlov Manor Commander 2024 | Rare | €1.56 |
| 10 |  Exalted Angel Creature — Angel | 30th Anniversary Play Promos 2022 | Rare | €1.30 foil |
| 8 |  Exalted Angel Creature — Angel | From the Vault: Angels 2015 | Mythic rare | €1.47 foil |
| 1 |  Exalted Angel Creature — Angel | Judge Gift Cards 2006 2006 | Rare | €42.72 foil |
All 5 Exalted Angel printings compared →
Questions people ask
How much is Exalted Angel from Onslaught worth?
About €21.01 for a near-mint non-foil copy, and €217.23 in foil. Check UK eBay sold listings for what copies really sell for here.
How many printings of Exalted Angel are there?
5 English paper printings, from Judge Gift Cards 2006 to Onslaught. The cheapest right now is the Murders at Karlov Manor Commander printing.
Is Exalted Angel legal in Commander?
Yes, it is legal in Commander.
Who illustrated Exalted Angel (Onslaught)?
Michael Sutfin.
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