Dimirs Guildmage is another one from the cycle youll want to take in a draft
(Each in the mana costs of permanents you control counts toward your devotion to red.) , : Exile Clive, then return it to the battlefield transformed under its owner's control
It's not an evergreen tool, though, but rather one that MTG designers call deciduous: a mechanic that they will most definitely use in some sets, but that may not show up in others, and that's usually a two or lower on the Storm Scale
This provides a solid level of recursion and aggressive power to your deck that makes your most potent slivers stick around just that much longer
Having an effect like Anointed Procession in the command zone is brilliant, as if its remove you can get it back in a turn or two and continue with your game plan
Not only does this let Robin Hood target readied characters, it also prevents Robin Hood from taking damage in a challenge