The damage output is very good, but the consequence for landing on tails is downright silly (30 damage to itself.) For the reason it has 100 HP to spare, it ranks lower on this list
The card arrives protected and display-ready, which matters when you're giving it as a gift or keeping it long-term
This easily slots into Steelsong decks, and played after a successful Ariel Spectacular Singer dig means the consistency is there
Mostly, this commander works as a cheap enabler for the rest of your strategy
Booster-pack contents are randomized, duplicates may occur, and specific cards are not guaranteed
With repeatable triggers that occur through lands entering the battlefield, these effects pair in great fashion with the likes of mana ramp and fetch lands that reliably allow additional lands to enter the battlefield under your control, providing significant additional value with minimal effort required