Satyas main disadvantage is that he can only make token copies when he attacks, while Saheeli lets you make a token copy at the beginning of combat
If an opponent would put one or more counters on a permanent or player, they put half that many of each of those kinds of counters on that permanent or player instead, rounded down
The primary value of the Modal Double-Faced Cards from Modern Horizons 3 is that they serve as mulligan insurance and flood insurance
A commander encouraging something as unique as mono-white-angel-typal-control deserves respect
The rest of the deck supports our commander even further: we've got Sting, the Glinting Dagger to give her haste and get more activations per turn cycle, Kaya's Ghostform which protects her and is also sacrifice fodder, and Gixian Puppeteer which makes her activation even deadlier while also being able to return her to the battlefield from the graveyard
In general, I agree with the voices that say that Universes Beyond has gone a bit too far, with too many releases and too many crossovers happening