She punishes every card that your opponents draw for two life, while gaining you two on your own draws, turning the natural card advantage your commanders generate into a clock
For my money, this is a nice payoff with some big upside, but having the downsides of needing to connect without any built-in evasion plus relying on your opponent picking a good thing for you to reanimate makes this too difficult to use
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Well, Eldritch Evolution is eating a smaller monster so you can birth a bigger monster
The downside is that your board wont be immediately buffed unless you can somehow give the Ibex haste
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