Tip #2: Dont Rely on Just Your Commander Hylda of the Icy Crown | Illustration by Ekaterina Burmak This one might be a contentious tip, but hear me out
Either way, swap it out
When paired with sizable amounts of self-mill this essentially allows a player to treat their graveyard as a second hand
Sure, costing 4 and not adding to the board is kind of a big deal, but the good news is that while it may not actually add something to the board, it does alter the board, in the sense that your opponent now has to deal with the fact that if they attack you, you can threaten to gain life and draw cards
When non-Evasive characters like Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw and Mad Hatter, Gracious Host hit the board, you have tools like Shield of Virtue and Fan the Flames that can keep them safe from challenges
Wizards tried to stop this deck initially with an emergency ban on Bridge from Below, but this just forced the deck to become more streamlined and allowed Hogaak to be cast on turn two 60% of the time