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In homebrew decks you have the luxury of slotting redundancy pieces, but in Limited thats often not the case

The Seraph was an expensive 4/4 flyer that would allow you to take control of anything it hit that died the turn it was damaged by Seraph

Each upkeep, you put an age counter on your card, then pay the cumulative upkeep cost for each age counter on it

Scoured Barrens also fills the gap to get that extra one life needed to get that Angel token trigger

The anthropomorphic cast of characters pop up everywhere, and heres another example, with the vulpine Robin Hood making an appearance on the list of the most valuable Shimmering Skies cards