It's often paired with Guide of Souls which will gain life when a creature enters the battlefield which in turn will ensure Ocelot Pride triggers and give you a ton of energy counters
The normal version of this card has been on an upward swing as people discover its utility in and out of bounce decks, and it's likely we'll see this one break $200 once the meta is more established
This is true even if you somehow no longer control a commander as you finish casting the spell
Smaller groups can still have a good night, especially with 4 or 6 players, but the draft experience becomes more varied with more players at the table
Its only issue, really, is a lacking of an overarching strategy that makes this deck feel more like a greatest hits album and less like a cohesive strategy
In angel builds, she fits naturally as well, supporting strategies built around the best angel commanders while keeping opposing boards under control