Its effectiveness in life gain decks (the fifth most popular theme on EDHREC), and its ability to completely end a game in something like a token or Soldiers deck, are why I ranked The Wind CrystalThe Wind Crystal so high
Tap one token to Convoke out Burnt Offering, sacrificing the token for eight mana, then cast Demonic Tutor to grab Shallow Grave, reanimating the original Broodlord
Baylen, the Haymaker Baylen, the Haymaker turns Magic into a sort of worker placement game where you build up your tokens and then can assign them to give you advantage throughout the game
This immense upside explains why Uthros has a $22 price tag
You can wipe the board at instant speed for three mana with Cacophony Unleashed
Seriously, though, to the extent that product fatigue is real, I hear about it most clearly from Magic boomers who speak wistfully of the days when they knew all the cards, which of course makes Commander easier to play