Propaganda and Snuff Out are decent reprints, but theres little else of big financial value
Late last year, I found myself in the last three remaining players of a game where one of my opponents had animated their Dark Depths as a last-ditch effort to take out a tapped out archenemy. After they had removed that player from the game, I flashed in Suncleanser, via my Leyline of Anticipation, and I removed all the counters from Dark Depths
Simple cantrips like Opt and Preordain become powerful card draw spells, and since Matoya doesnt have a once per turn restriction, you can draw cards throughout your turn with effects like Search for Azcanta, Retreat to Coralhelm, and Palantr of Orthanc
14 Smile at Death A Potent Recursion Engine For Small-Creature Decks Smile at Death offers a tremendously efficient recursion loop for decks that rely on low-power creatures, easily cementing its place as one of the best Magic: The Gathering cards of this year