That means you get Final Fantasy: Garland at The Chaos Shrine, Final Fantasy VIII: Children of Fate, Final Fantasy IX: The Siege of Alexandria, and Final Fantasy XV: Camp Comrades
Punish the Enemy: Expensive since it generally wont kill creatures that cost more than it, but the value of bashing the opponent and the flexibility of being monocolored are both very valuable
All that Clavileo needs is a consistent way of offing his own Vampires once they've attacked
And since elf decks are packed with cheap mana-producers, your board fills out quickly, meaning that game-ending drain can come online sooner than your opponents expect
Its ability to draw a card while untapping lands is pretty powerful on an empty board, allowing you to hold up counters or removal on the next turn while you deal with something using its -3 right away
That said, some have enough general applications that I've included them