The card itself is a great bit of recursion on the front side, and its flip side Leyline Surge can give you a huge advantage
Seething Song and Mana Geyser give you tons of red mana so that you can easily dump your hand in one turn
Three blind spots that manual analysis almost never catches: Normalised weaknesses: cards you've run so long you've forgotten they underperform Conditional synergies: two cards that look like they interact well but require a third piece you don't always have Orphaned themes: three cards that point toward a strategy the deck no longer commits to but you haven't fully cut Using a Commander Deck Analyzer A Commander deck analyzer automates the category counts above and surfaces issues that are easy to miss manually
"There's no culture of accountability, just deep obliviousness while simultaneously maintaining the performance of awareness." Zaiem Beg (@zbeg) June 8, 2020 Wizards of the Coast noted in its statement on the card changes that it has more to do to make their games, communities, and company more inclusive
Personally, I feel that he would be stronger if the second and third modules were swapped, even if we removed the Indestructible counter from this ability
For casual playgroups, decks typically range from power level 4-7