In the Japanese manga, it is usually referred to with the same name ultimately used in the OCG , but was called "Illusionist" ( Gensshi ) in one occasion
I can only guess that its down to the card being completely symmetrical, since most decks seem to want to use the graveyard in some way
In commander, Elspeth most likely fits into superfriends archetypes where playing as many Magic: The Gathering planeswalkers as possible from War of the Spark or otherwise and using effects like Doubling Season and Atraxa, Praetors Voice to let them use their ultimate abilities early
However, it can occasionally struggle to find energy cards to attach to Gholdengo, as it needs to discard several energy cards to deal significant amounts of damage
So every 10 stamps, you get a $5 reward
Zombies recover quickly from board wipes, scale well in multiplayer games, and reward long-term planning rather than explosive one-turn strategies