The only reason that this card ever saw tournament play is that a card was eventually printed that allowed people to Donate the enchantment to their unwitting opponents
Reprints from the Treasures set: Barrage Ogre Big Score Blaze Blood Aspirant Brazen Freebooter Captain Lannery Storm Gadrak, the Crown-Scourge Goldhound Goldspan Dragon Improvised Weaponry Kuldotha Flamefiend Professional Face-Breaker Pyre-Sledge Arsonist Reckless Fireweaver Ripscale Predator Sokenzan Smelter Sudden Breakthrough Trove of Temptation Vault Robber Welding Sparks Gleaming Barrier Goldvein Pick Yet again we have a mix of old and mostly semi-new/new cards, and the Treasure set does mostly what it says on the tin
While his companion requirement would be completely irrelevant in a singleton format such as Commander, the power of a requirement-free companion was deemed too much by the Commander Rules Committee, causing Lutri to be banned before he was even released
This means hitting all of your land drops is critical
Blue Rite of Replication Confiscate Negate Refute Arcanis the Omnipotent Dictate of Kruphix Finale of Revelation Harbinger of the Tides River's Rebuke Sphinx of the Final Word Tempest Djinn Voracious Greatshark Clinquant Skymage Faebloom Trick 2 Mischievous Mystic 2 Brineborn Cutthroat Essence Scatter Micromancer Mocking Sprite 2 Spectral Sailor 2 Think Twice Tolarian Terror Witness Protection Into the Roil 4 Opt Chart a Course Dive Down Flashfreeze Fog Bank Gateway Sneak Mystical Teachings Shipwreck Dowser Unsummon Rite of Replication, Confiscate, and Negate are in traditional foil
This was an important thing to happen given the new set rotation policies, but still made for a bit of a disappointment when it came to fans opening packs and seeing so many cards that they already knew