While I know it comes from a place of nostalgia, the Tristan Elwell piece in its near monochromatic style is more haunting than the other pieces and combines with the flavor textwhich is exclusive to Seventh Editionto create a memorable card, top to bottom
It's a fun deck archetype that lets you exploit Soothsaying and cast absurdly expensive spells for free mid-combat, but it can get a bit stagnant to run out the same pattern game after game and can make its pilot a target
If there isn't, well fear not
Licia does cost a fair bit of mana to cast, but luckily, this can be easily discounted thanks to its ability it cost one mana less for each life you gained in a turn
This type of aristocrats and Angel kindred strategy blend lets you take your Angles to the graveyard freely, without worrying about being at a disadvantage since you can bring them all back at instant speed with Shilgengar
Shes a commander that grows harder to remove, and more dangerous, with each passing turn, without having to risk her life in combat to do so