Between Lingering Souls tokens, Arbor Elf, and every cheap removal spell, this power-creeped creature will underperform in this format
So overall, both warriors and mages will have a point in the game where one outshines the other but can end up game-breaking anyway in their own right
Since its introduction, this 2-mana creature has been a staple in black decks across formats including the Eternal ones, where cheap cantrips like Brainstorm run rampant
The chances of both players flipping heads on the same toss are low enough that you can assume at least some damage will be dealt
Theres no priority pass in between repetitions by the way - you reveal one card for the first opponent in turn rotation, they decide on exile or hand, after which you reveal the next card for opponent two and so on, until all opponents have chosen
In the late-game, Knight of the Ebon Legion dominates combat and becomes important to remove as well