Its flashback cost makes it easy to cast from the graveyard, turning it into a cheap 6/6 threat for decks like Dredge or Gruul Madness
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Planeswalkers don't flip, but with their inherent complexity, they also have not currently had a way that they could be combined permanently on one side of the card, instead having exceptions that don't work for Delirium like Grist, the Hunger TideGrist, the Hunger Tide and various GideonsGideons
The mix of new and old mechanics with interesting card design means that it retains a really strong sense of identity and fun, fitting the plane that its set on