[4] In addition to the original, tournament-playable printings of Black Lotus, there are a few other promotional versions produced by Wizards of the Coast, that are not permitted in tournament play
Her Trance ability allows players to gain flying as well as mill cards during their combat phase, then pay 2 mana when she deals damage to cast those milled creature cards from the graveyard onto the field
The Reserved List most likely wasn't a mistake when it was created by a struggling new game company
While writing this I obviously have no idea how am I going to do, so its entirely possible that you are reading an article from a person who is going to play the next MTG Arena big money tournament or a scrub who 0-2ed Well anyways I can assure you that I played a lot and my decklist is good at least given the archetype
As for decks that this could slot in, some fun jund sacrifice matters decks like Korvold, Fae Cursed King, or Vaevictis Asmadi, the Dire would make good use of this recurring bird