As a commander, Kefka can be ruthless, forcing your opponents to discard cards and sacrifice their permanents (whack a Tergrid in here to be extra mean)
Whether its life or their library, its rather easy to turn these half-loss cards into an instant loss with a good partner in crime
you may have noticed that, once you've used Albaz as Fusion material for Albion or Lubellion, it'll be sitting in your Graveyard free to be used again for either of their effects
If the equipped creature gains flying after Colossus Hammer became attached to it, it will keep flying
Favor of the Mighty works especially well because Blind-Spot Giant and Borderland Behemoth care about the other giants you control, but they dont specify giant creature. That means that the enchantment counts, letting your Blind-Spots attack more easily and buffing your Behemoths even further
That already saw sideboard play in MTG Modern decks, as a cheap answer to problematic artefacts such as The One Ring