In fact, Alela is the most popular Commander for this archetype, according to EDHREC
1) Arceus ex Arceus ex is a fantastic card, thanks to its synergy with multiple cards in the Triumphant Light set
Recommended cards[edit] Recommended cards Shadow Vampire Vampire Duke Vampire Familiar Vampire Fraulein Vampire Grace Vampire Ghost Vampire Grimson Vampire Red Baron Vampire Retainer Vampire Scarlet Scourge Vampire Sorcerer Vampire Vamp Vampire Voivode Army of the Haunted Doomking Balerdroch Goblin Zombie Gozuki Hublot the Dark Directory of Death Isolde, Belle of the Underworld Jack-o-Bolan K9-66a Jokul Mezuki Necroworld Banshee Officiating Reverie Pumpking the King of Grave Ghosts Shiranui Solitaire Stare of the Snake Hair Dragonecro Nethersoul Dragon The Duke of Demise Starving Venom Fusion Dragon Targets for "Ready Fusion" Crimson Knight Vampire Bram Dhampir Vampire Sheridan The Zombie Vampire Number 22: Zombiestein Number 23: Lancelot, Dark Knight of the Underworld Number 24: Dragulas the Vampiric Dragon Officiator of Doom Samuel Pilgrim Reaper Pumpking the Great Ghost King The Undying Legion Wollow, Founder of the Drudge Dragons Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal Chronomaly Vimana D/D/D Marksman King Tell K9-17 "Ripper" From Deck recipe PDF version (August 2013)[edit] Vampire Hieratic Deck Weaknesses[edit] The archetype has a general lack of Quick Effect disruptions (unless paired up with "Doomking Balerdroch" and "Zombie World"), making its boards easy to play through
Lead Magic designer Mark Rosewater has defined angels as whites iconic creature type
A Bao A Qu, the Lightless Shadow Secret Rare price: $45.83 Quarter Century Secret Rare price: $277.67 Last but certainly not least, we have A Bao A Qu, The Lightless Shadow, and a Link-4 monster that seems to do a bit of everything
