Three decades later, Wizards of the Coast releases several hundred new cards every year across Standard sets, Commander products, and Universes Beyond collaborations
The blue side grants an ability that doesn't mention the creature's controller draws the card, and the white side's protection makes a creature mostly unblockable by colored creatures, so there's adaptability with the ebb and flow of transformations
When I look at Twitter, I occasionally see people saying, "I want to use XX as a commander, but I don't know how to build a deck / it's difficult." Whenever I see that, I always think, "There's no such thing as failure, and if you don't fear anything and just get 99 cards other than the commander, you'll have a deck." I always lay out cards and build decks by combining them with armchair theories, delusions, and wishful thinking
It cant target itself, so thats something