You want to cast a lot of spells each turn, be it cards like Faithless Looting, Tormenting Voice, or rituals, while having prowess creatures in play
Alternatively, Betor, Ancestor's Voice, turns the deck into more of a recursion-focused one, with a way to reliably bring creatures back from the graveyard
Something about opening up EDHREC and Moxfield, brewing new ideas, trying out these Commander deckbuilding tips, and seeing what other players are up to is just a nice creative outlet
Mirage, 1996: $1,908 Mirage is pretty deep, with lots of unreprinted cards holding in around $2, like Kukemssa Pirates and Mangara's Tome
The flexibility they offer makes your deck more consistent because youre just more likely to have the best answer at the time you need it
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