Liesa, Forgotten Archangel is another controlling piece, one that could easily make this list, were it written a little later down the line
Tempo decks, and aggro decks in general, often cant keep up on card parity as the game goes on and your spells get subjectively weaker
Selesnya decks are not short on tools for their players, and usually establish a game plan through powerful nonland permanents
It might be a bit unrealistic to expect Leafeon to compete with Espeon or Umbreon, but it has a legitimate chance to be the third most popular Eeveelution ever, though it faces tough competition from Sylveon for that distinction
If attacking is off the menu, the treasure tokens created at the end step can still fuel a gigantic Souls Fire or push Reckless Fireweaver into working overtime