Seraph of New Capenna // Seraph of New Phyrexia
March of the Machine • uncommon
- Artist
- Aaron J. Riley
- Rarity
- uncommon
- Set Name
- March of the Machine
- Card Type
- creature
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Why it matters
This double-faced card from the *March of the Machine* set captures a pivotal narrative moment where the angel Giada is corrupted by Phyrexian influence. As a transform card, it serves as a mechanical representation of the set's central conflict, illustrating the dramatic shift between the two factions through Aaron J. Riley's distinct artistic style.
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About Seraph of New Capenna // Seraph of New Phyrexia
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