Love this thing's power loads since it wins in four hits of Commander damage and is evasive with flying
Life of Toshiro Umezawa is too weak for Commander, but saw some play in Standard in its time
In other words, there are so many non-trivial decisions that Magic players must make during the process of a game that an algorithm is not capable of determining the perfect strategy
Fairer Prossh decks might go the route of Triumph of the Hordes to allow Prossh and/or your army of ankle biters to kill opponents with ease, utilize larger buffs like those offered by Return of the Wildspeaker to get the job done, or use Phyrexian Altar and Ashnods Altar to overwhelm the table with powerful spells
It already passively shapes up your hand, but it enables so many things from discard decks to madness/mayhem to cast-from-exile strategies that just want another payoff for playing their game
If you read my New Years gaming resolutions article, you already know that one of my goals for this year was to spend more time talking about Magic: The Gathering here at Lords of Gaming