MTG Salvation

Firja's Retribution 1WWB
Enchantment — Saga (R)
(As this Saga enters and after your draw step, add a lore counter. Sacrifice after III.)
I — Create a 4/4 white Angel Warrior creature token with flying and vigilance.
II — Until end of turn, Angels you control gain "T: Destroy target creature with less power than this creature."
III — Angels you control gain double strike until end of turn.

I'm having a lot of trouble evaluating this, but it seems pretty wild. If the angel you control is destroyed and you have no other Angels, then the rest of the saga is neutered, but otherwise this gives you a Serra Angel, then gives it the ability to destroy a creature with power 3 or less the turn after while still attacking, then gives it double strike. Orzhov is pretty stacked, so this likely won't make it in, but it is a lot of value if the Angel sticks around. And if you have other Angels...

EDIT: Attached the image, but it's in Spanish.
SECOND EDIT: Attached the English image.

It's rather sad if the Angel gets removed since you're unlikely to extract any other value from your four drop, but boy, that's some good value if she sticks around. The vigilance on the token makes the second ability a winner.

It's a fun card and I haven't meaningfully changed up my Orzhov section in years, plus I don't see adding a huge number of Kaldheim cards so far, so might give it a whirl for laughs.

I like this card. It can give a drafter I bit of direction without being an all in build around. There's a lot of Angels in white now so it's not crazy to think you could get some pretty good value off the second stage and it curves nicely after the new Starnheim Unleashed. Lyra Dawnbringer tribal here we go!

Is this really better than Serra the Benevolent?
Feels like it's just on par, which is not what you want for a color intensive guild card - you want those cards to be clearly a cut above mono colored cards of the same CMC, a la Vindicate.

Worth noting that this is pretty sick with Flickerwisp, but overall I don't think this is quite good enough; the casting cost is just too restrictive. I'd be interested if it was a monocolored card.