If you were asked to kill a threat or refrain from attacking a player for a turn or two, on the promise of a free Ancestral Recall, Im certain youd take it
Id say theres a chance that a given deck in Standard uses this card more as a flurry enabler than a ramp spell
There are two main ways Id build around this: The Blink Combo: Cast [[Mister Negative]], then blink him with something like [[Ephemerate]] to trigger his ETB again
More recent skeletons have seen this replaced with a similar theme: Either the new wording of regenerate found on cards like Drudge Sentinel, or the ability to easily return from the graveyard like Reassembling Skeleton
Where Divine Resilience does shine, however, is in combat-focused decks
Therefore, of the 49 included in the Gift Set, players can expect to find 24 common cards, 12 uncommon cards, eight rare/super rare/legendary cards, and five foil cards