Having a direct and relatively low-costed way to get rid of artifacts or enchantments at instant speed can change the tide of a game
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Rift has had a whole bunch of reprints, so this has the potential to keep the price tag on Commander play alone
Toms fate was sealed in 7th grade when his friend lent him a pile of commons to play Magic
From a story-telling standpoint, he serves as a caster that sends out these Illusions into combat
In a normal deck with a few answers of each common card like an Azorius deck with 7-10 counters, two commonly played exiling removal and Pongify (plus Swords and Path) you have a few chances of finding the answer to that Blightsteel Colossus attacking you or that Thassa's Oracle that was just cast that'll win the game with its trigger