How does that balance shift when you account for your opponents interaction
Expedition Map, Mind Stone, and Burnished Hart are just a few examples of Commander staples with different converted mana costs that can hit the graveyard
I noticed the amount of basics people played went down significantly the past few years, which makes sense if you look at the amount of lands we saw getting (re)printed
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That leaves us with three cards, needing to discard one of them: Riparian Tiger, Exquisite Archangel, or Prey Upon
In addition, milling an opponent can often help some graveyard-based decks who might want their cards in their graveyards in the first place, or it may also help turn on the graveyard mechanics of their cards in play like Delirium