Fair enough, as those other commanders are almost certainly better, but don't count Grimgrin out just yet
One underrated card that should be in more mill decks is Scheming Symmetry
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Notable, daybound/nightbound werewolves do not transform as the result of an activated/triggered ability, and their transformations at the start of a turn cannot be responded to
Land Tax hasnt seen a reprint since 4th Edition, isnt on the Reserved List and fits the bill on the nostalgia front, so it seems like a solid pick for the other white slot as a super powerful card that many players wouldnt necessarily already own a copy of and services the EDH market
He's great in tons of places and shells