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So to answer the question, we dont usually care about types so much in sets where it isnt the highlight, but occasionally do think Oh, this typal deck will enjoy this and I will definitely be putting this in my personal Bria, Riptide Rogue otter-typal Commander deck
I can't imagine any deck or playgroup where choosing Friend for yourself and Foe for all opponents isn't going to be a huge swing in your favor: pretty much every deck has a sweet land they want to tutor up, and enchantments/artifacts are so common in decks that it's not hard to find a situation where you're making each Foe sacrifice something relevant
This is because LSTM layers are stateful, and information from the previous time-steps is still used to make predictions even though they arent provided as features to the current time-step
For example: See that sequence of letters and numbers
Sanctified Rules of Combat When this creature enters, each opponent faces a villainous choice That opponent discards all the cards in their hand, then draws that many cards minus one, or this creature deals damage to that player equal to the number of cards in their hand
As such the costlier the card the more you have to want the effect and I can't see that being the case for this one
