Because, if you were to run 3 copies of it in your deck, it'd be functionally the same as having a 37 card deck, all because of the lack of a cost
It can deliver swift, crushing kicks that make it a fierce opponent in battle
This means that Skullbriar's controller can reliably invest their resources to put counters on their commander, as even if it is removed, it will be back with a vengeance
The set is due to be part of the Standard rotation until early 2027, which means time is running out for some cards in terms of relevancy, but there are plenty of cards that have already found a home in other popular formats like Commander and Pioneer, and the values of most cards on this list have at least doubled since launch
The most obvious way to play this card is similar to a reactive version of Chaos Warp