While this may seem odd, essentially this means you can get multiple cascade triggers off of it if you can play it for cheap or just have a lot of mana
There may be several creases
Sometimes, though, that bookish diction of old Magic cards was too easily misread, most infamously on a playtest card that reliably won the game on turn 2
The Deathless Angel Game Day promo is only worth a TCGplayer-mid of $7.33, not much more than its set foil counterpart, which is going for $3.76
This is because playing it immediately produces one Energy that you attach to a Pokemon
One thing worth considering early is dropping some of the random Creatures and Spells from the packs for a few Divination-like effects, but for now, in play-testing, the deck worked okay