A regular planeswalker with these abilities (+1: add a counter to a critter, -5: Draw two, -10: Add ten mana) would be pretty middling for what Commander decks what to do
If you want to point to any negatives here, you could mention the inflated Collector Booster box prices that resulted from the serialized Golden Chocobos, or the fact that there really weren't any flashy new mechanics in the set, but I'd say that second part worked in its favor and helped produce a memorable Limited environment where almost everything just kind of worked
If your curve is tight and your life total is managed properly, Ad Nauseam hands you the entire turn with sheer value
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Self-mill commanders aid this strategy in one of two ways: They mill you, or they care about when you mill or have a bunch of cards (often creatures) in the graveyard