She's a 4/4, and like her fellow angels, comes with Flying and Vigilance
Alongside the deck, theres a deck box featuring artwork matching the decks theme, a handful of double-sided token cards, a strategy insert, and a reference card, but a little more exciting is the sample Collector booster you receive, which gives you a taste of what the Collector Boosters offer
Grade: C Ah, the giant wall of text that says very little
For example, here are some of the earliest: Auriok Steelshaper was a generic 1/1 for 2 mana on its own, and if it was equipped, only Soldiers and Knights would get a bonus, and it was just +1/+1
This uses the same number and type of dice as the original roll, and that roll will use the same set of possible outcomes
I think for at least some of the people who bid for these expensive cards, it's more about regaining a lost part of their childhood than it is about snagging a card they can hopefully sell in a few years for a profit