It does make the set less of a celebration of Innistrad overall, however, which takes a lot from its main appeal.
Magic: The Gathering has been enduring that kind of censorship for a long time
3 Swiftfoot Boots Cut: Rite Of Replication With decks that rely heavily on their commander, youre going to want to have some protection for them, which is where Swiftfoot Boots comes in
I will be basing my analysis on the reception these generals received at the time, how they created or supported an archetype, and answer if they maintained any sustained usage
At the beginning of your draw step, if you control an enchanted creature, you lose 1 life and you draw an additional card
Ruhan also bares a clause stating that he must attack a randomly selected player each turn, but as a more aggressive strategy, this isn't a particularly bad downside