Sure, youll likely need a bunch of extra Midnight Clocks if you want to play him in a Commander deck, but its a very powerful card so it is worth it
At I, it deals 3 damage to each of up to two target creatures, at II it makes up to three target creatures unable to block this turn and at III it let us loot and it deals damage equal to the discarded cards mana value to each opponent
It gets Shadowspear, or Jeweled Lotus
For your opponents, they'll draw two and lose six life
While you'd think the energy of these rapidly zooming counters would be inspired by Blitzball, an interview with Senior Game Designer, Daniel Holt reveals that it's actually derived from the aesthetic of the Sphere Grid levelling system
Whether you have the enchanted or standard version of this card, Hades will make an excellent addition to a villain deck because he can quest for additional lore for every villain that is currently on your side of the battlefield