Ao, the Dawn Sky gives you some resiliency to this by getting permanents when it dies
I tend to only play him for his ramping effect when I have a decent number of other blue creatures to tap as well which is not all that often in heavy artifact decks
In the original he's pretty abrasive, whereas his remake counterpart is much more chivalrous and charming
Being able to put creatures onto the battlefield for no mana allows you to keep resources up for the control elements, providing the deck with marvelous synergy
With Commander more popular than ever and speculators going HARD on the format at a level never seen before pre-pandemic times, it's no surprise that all the best Werewolf staples have skyrocketed in price
Tempo/Zoo (Fast-Average, Independent) Similar to Midrange, Tempo decks can adjust their plan somewhat based on what they are facing