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This type of lock all but secures you a victory since, for as long as the Angel is out on the battlefield, nothing your opponents can do can stop you

For just three mana, she can bring small creatures back from your graveyard over and over, letting you reuse their powerful abilities

Included is a skin that switches Modern card frames to look like old border cards

You'd think so, at least, but when I looked it up on EDHREC it only shows up in 5306 decks - a mere fraction of the potential lists that could be running it

With decks becoming more and more reliant on their commanders, interaction like this helps you slow players down and force them to deal with the enchantment before anything else

Even better when it is useful, as it will be on Afterlife Insurance quite often