Hell, the late Sheldon Menery was known for piloting a Ruhan of the Fomori deck that would blindly beat people up left and right
That makes it useful in just about any white deck, and thats being borne out so far in the new Standard, with the trusty pup being slotted into +1/+1 counter decks, vanilla aggro decks, and even some multicolored ones
Take that Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer and Fear of Missing Out, tell them Run for Your Life and make it rain with combat value
Then, if Cloud has power seven or more, he creates two Treasure tokens, each with the effect Tap and sacrifice this artifact: add one mana of any color. Useful but nothing too exciting.
Pride Lands, Pride Rock Though it seems a shame not to incorporate an image from The Circle of Life when showing Pride Rock, this Enchanted version of Pride Lands at night looks fantastic
While on the topic of mill effects that have flexibility in their uses, some black and Dimir cards come to mind