it was only ever a card meant to power out the most unfair turns in the game
However, this deck is also a tokens deck, and its MTG commander, Hazel of the Rootbloom, can tap your tokens for mana while also copying tokens - making two copies if that token was a squirrel
Most of the other cards have their place as worthwhile cards in Commander, but Restoration Angel should be feared because its arrival usually heralds the end of someone
You can lead a deck with him, but he's mono-Blue so you'd need a good tribe like Merfolk or his Illusion type
While you dont ever want to his Vilis off of this card, you can burn through lands and other cheap cards for just a few life points
Why is this is my favorite Commander in the set, even though it costs seven mana