Primo refused to follow Jakob or his commands, because the premise of Jakob's plan was that the Nobles, including Primo himself, were not strong enough to complete the Grand Design on their own power
Since you can pick it three times, you can choose all three of your opponents in Commander, forcing the table to attack themselves and leave you alone for a turn
Your foes each lose 6 life, and you gain 18
As a result, Delirium will likely be able to claim more surprise wins against unprepared opponents than the (relatively) grindy Energy
I love this with commonly played ETB abilities at the multiplayer table like Mulldrifter, Karmic Guide, Eternal Witness, and Ravenous Chupacabra
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