Scarily, that token copy enters with loyalty counters equal to the power of the creature you sacrificed to the loyalty ability, letting you easily throw his ultimate ability off straight away We're not quite as likely to see casualty return on a Planeswalker as we are compleated, as it was a set mechanic for Streets of New Capenna
If you control more than one legendary creature with the same name and the "legend rule" begins applying again (perhaps because Council of Reeds leaves the battlefield), you'll immediately have to comply with the rule and put all but one of those permanents into the graveyard
Moreover, we've got a good selection of reanimation spells, from Living DeathLiving Death (155,419 decks) to the lowly ReanimateReanimate (484,613 decks)
This card's variable casting cost allows you to put Angels on the battlefield while holding up mana for counter magic you happen to have in hand, and a single card that can fill your entire board is always a welcome inclusion in a format like Commander
Final Fantasy X White-blue-green counters are a classic staple in Magic deckbuilding and having access to all three here really let us build out a whole deck about moving the counters on the board and leveling up your team