The other sub-rule, that I don't really have an opinion of yet, is that a player that has the same letter in their first and last name gets to play up to eight copies of unrestricted cards and two of each restricted
If there is interest, I can track the price of MTGO decks as well in a future article
But its absolutely stellar for devotion decks
This is also valuable in token decks, as generating a lot of 1/1 or 2/2 tokens would reliably trigger Enduring Innocent's card draw.
Furthermore, simply telling players to ignore that until your next turn is much, much more intuitive than explaining the vagaries of flickering, and there are very few situations where phasing effects need any more thought than that
Proposing deals and lobbying, cajoling, or bribing their trading partners with promises of better trades in the future lend the game the feeling of a surreal stock market a chaotic trading floor powered by beans and dreams