The final advertisement card included in MTG boosters (which sometimes doubles as a token creature) has a 25% chance of being replaced with a card from something that Rosewater calls The List - a collection of 300 interesting cards from across Magic: The Gathering history
All this is to say, our deck really needs at least one one-drop for Gurgling Anointer purposes
Even better, they have cycling, so if you really dont need them in the late game, theyre not a dead draw
Drawing a card is always a good default option if nothing else is that impactful
In Commander, it frequently enables infinite combat steps, repeated ETB loops, or overwhelming board states that spiral out of control almost immediately
Its been printed, though, and you can fully expect to see it across the table from you imminently