Bishop of Wings also gave the deck the 2-drop it's always wanted, providing a great blocker, life buffer, and some insurance if your angels die
Depending on the reach and flying blockers, this pays for itself in two attacks and spreads a bunch of damage across the board thanks to myriad
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If a creature with a boast ability is put onto the battlefield attacking, it was never declared as an attacker
It does not actually give a creature flying, though
Its colorless, and it gives you a spell from the discover ability the turn you cast it, so its fast enough