Something tells me that Jodah decks will be comprised entirely of ramp spells, color fixing, and ludicrously expensive spells of all descriptions
Do you feed the fish? is a question as old as Commander, and because of this infamy, many times the Mystic Remora player will sit back and watch as nothing happens for several turns until, eventually, the cumulative upkeep cost becomes too exhaustive, the Mystic Remora is sacrificed, and suddenly the game begins in earnest
Even if the highest potential for a card (its ceiling) is capped, it can have a high enough baseline (its floor) to make it consistently powerful
Of course, the combo is fragile and folds to removal, but the explosive potential is undeniably there
It stands tall with another member of its cycle from The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth , Lrien Revealed as deceptively powerful commons
Summon: Primal Odin is a special case because its second chapter ability is so powerful