Archangel of Strife

The choice it forces is the whole reason this Angel matters, and it puts that choice on everyone at the table at once. War means +3/+0 to your whole board: a global anthem that turns a stalled team into lethal but leaves your creatures fragile, every point of toughness untouched. Peace means +0/+3: a wall that absorbs almost any swing while adding no extra power to push damage through. The wrinkle is that each player makes this call independently, and the two modes are deliberately mismatched: a war board and a peace board facing each other tend toward a grinding standoff, where the attackers strain against tougher blockers and the defenders lack the extra power to break serve. In a multiplayer game that turns the Angel into a political instrument; you are not just buffing your own team, you are publicly setting the terms of engagement for the whole pod and daring opponents to commit to a posture. Because the decision happens as the creature enters, the 6/6 flying body and the board-wide reshaping arrive in the same instant: the table negotiates its stance the moment you commit the seven mana, then lives with it. As an anthem it is unusual for being symmetrical and choosable rather than one-sided and fixed, which is what sets it apart from the static team-pumpers that came before. It rewards a board already wide enough to convert the +3/+0 into a kill, and punishes anyone who picks war without the creatures to cash it.