A bigger change than the last two, Chaos Divine Reconnaissance returning is a great addition to Angels, and especially a nice boon to the Chaos Divine/Ascendant support pieces added in ELP. It'll be excited to test if the third copy is worth the inclusion in various Angel lists, and to see how the change bolsters both Angel decks in the meta.

The last of our cards brought back to 3, Across The Soul River Styx is a strong generic revive for the Undead realm, but not one which has seen concerning play rates or use cases. Additionally, the mill focus of Undead means that Across is already a card which can be found rather consistently, and this change shouldn't significantly buff how often the card can be found.

A powerhouse of early LRAW, For The Love Of Carnage is coming back to 2 copies, as a powerful backline disruption piece. The on-play ability of the card is relevant into matchups such as Angels, but the key use of the card is with it's in-discard ability to destroy fortified cards, which has historically been powerful in combination with Pits Of The Outer Rim as a way to wipe an entire backline. With other SRL adjustments to the Orc draw engine, this return should help to maintain the deck's consistency.

One card which saw cost-Errata in ELP, Fallen Brimstone Sky has been returned to two copies, as a strong draw and removal piece for Onoskelis. As an archetype which has been contending with multiple other strong control archetypes pushing for the top of the metagame, It'll be interesting to see how this adjustment pushes Onoskelis in the ELP metagame.