MagicStarter 1999
Angelic Blessing — Starter 1999 #3
Angelic Blessing is a common Sorcery from Starter 1999 (1999), collector number 3, illustrated by Mark Zug.
Angelic Blessing price
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Card details
What Angelic Blessing does
Target creature gets +3/+3 and gains flying until end of turn. (It can't be blocked except by creatures with flying or reach.)
Format legality
Other printings of Angelic Blessing
| No. | Card | Set | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| POR-2 |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | The List 2024 | Common | €0.07 |
| 3★ |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Tenth Edition 2007 | Common | €0.31 foil |
| 3 |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Tenth Edition 2007 | Common | €0.04 |
| 2★ |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Ninth Edition 2005 | Common | $0.65 foil |
| 2 |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Ninth Edition 2005 | Common | €0.04 |
| 1 |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Starter 2000 2000 | Common | €0.12 |
| 9 |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Portal Second Age 1998 | Common | €0.37 |
| 2 |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Exodus 1998 | Common | €0.16 |
| 2 |  Angelic Blessing Sorcery | Portal 1997 | Common | €0.15 |
All 10 Angelic Blessing printings compared →
Questions people ask
How much is Angelic Blessing from Starter 1999 worth?
About €0.16 for a near-mint non-foil copy. Check UK eBay sold listings for what copies really sell for here.
How many printings of Angelic Blessing are there?
10 English paper printings, from Portal to Starter 1999. The cheapest right now is the Tenth Edition printing.
Is Angelic Blessing legal in Commander?
Yes, it is legal in Commander.
Who illustrated Angelic Blessing (Starter 1999)?
Mark Zug.
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