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This angel basically usurped Exalted Angel as the classic anti-aggro control finisher that was still seeing play in Legacy and Cube even seven years after its first printing

Beyond that, the deck is largely reliant on colorless cards that blink and flicker

When Snapcaster Mage enters the battlefield, target instant or sorcery card in your graveyard gains flashback until end of turn

Lukkas extremely mediocre for its cost, though having Mila as an alternative option brings it up a decent amount, since the creature half is reasonably good

To have such middling cards feels borderline insulting

The following represents a list of cards that are generically pretty good in Commander, and worth picking up since these prices are probably as low as they are likely to be for some time on most of these