There is no common card that needed to be "played around" more than Ray of Command in Magic limited history, and the stories of getting 3-for-ones, 4-for-ones, or even 5- or 6-for-ones with Ray of Command were not unheard of
So a Selesnya card can have a green half and a white half, which is obviously better in Selesnya decks
The possibilities for decks are endless and with several dozen partners, 30,000 cards in the MTG library, you can create a deck that no one else has ever done before
It doesn't require any typal synergy to be a great 1-drop
The mere existence of this card means that all of the decks in the first category have to be wary of running their combos into a zero-mana counterspell on the first turn
There will definitely be times where this feels like a worse DivinationDivination, but also times when it works out in our favor