I guess you can drop it on different players each time day and night flip, which might be a suspenseful good time if your group's threshold for fun is really low
Between the amazing interactions that the multiplayer-focused format creates, to the seemingly bottomless pool of legal cards players have access to when constructing decks, there's a lot to be appreciated in the format
Dreamborn characters, for example, have been altered to bring them to life in new and unusual ways, such as this Dreamborn Daisy Duck, reimagined in Azurite Sea as a pirate captain
With vigilance, first strike, and menace, it stays safe while being a major threat
For deck testing, Survival of the Fittest MTG proxy is especially useful when you want to compare this card against similar options, test a specific archetype, or decide whether the effect is important enough for your Commander deck or cube
There's also no private messaging system, even between players on your friends list