Its also an excellent reanimation target as it often brings another creature with it, especially in Commander
A good rummage to start with decent stats, then it takes flight as a lifelinked creature, deals lots of damage like a mini Lightning Helix for two turns, then it not only brings itself back but six mana worth of creatures
In play, Angron should feel like an unstoppable force that grows stronger with every fight, and becomes more difficult to put down the longer the battle goes on
If it does end up in one of the top-tier decks, then it will sustain the $12-15 range at the end, and if not, then it'll drop even further to about $7-8 per card
This story ended more abruptly than most, so it has many loose ends
Family Matters can also afford to drop a single Plains since there are several creatures and a half-dozen mana rocks helping with ramp and mana fixing