Voja, Jaws of the Conclave is a bit scarier to play against, but Lathril, Blade of the Elvess consistent elf token generation is extra synergistic with the actual elf cards in the deck
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Im all for making cards like Reliquary Monk more playable in Clerics decks, and even a dedicated Clerics deck will splash out for a token Phyrexian if it means their strategy comes together better
Commons and Uncommons While it's possible for Un-sets to have "chase" commons and uncommons, much like the rares and mythics, without playability driving demand, it's the quality of the gag that determines prices
Now I have to be blunt with you, while this is an Exodia deck by name, it does not actually aim to win by assembling pieces