Attaching it to Commander could reintroduce the random, kitchen table chaos back into a format that has arguably begun to calcify under the weight of so much official attention and continuous product releases
Plus, the Richard Kane Ferguson art and special frame treatment is smoking hot and not much more than the regular printing
It is good in zombie decks and it is good in decks that want more discard outlets and so it is already starting from a really good place, not to mention also being a cheap black zombie itself
Lucky helps you refill your hand with cheap characters, which is important for this deck because its strategy relies on playing more characters than your opponent to overwhelm them
I have this card on third place in my own list, as I believe it is just topped by Murktide Regent and another blue card that we will encounter later down the line
Desynchronization An instant speed board wipe is always welcome, even one as limited as Desynchronization, which could actually whiff in an EDH game with the proliferating number of legendary creatures out there