Its more likely, though, that it sees play as spell recursion in Grixis decks
Both have heavy value at the kitchen table, as ways to comfortably say "No." You want to destroy a target that's' getting out of hand
Cards like Wild-Magic Sorcerer and Prosper, Tome-Bound itself (which is a great commander in its own right, by the way) really benefit from Jeleva, Nephalia's Scourges ability
On top of that, Hammer of Nazahn gives the creature it's attached to indestructible and can also be equipped as it enters the battlefield, immediately protecting any creature you want from being destroyed
The other big addition to this version of the deck is Ursula, Eric's Bride
D&D Plane Shift D&D also got a series of free online supplements (small booklets of info and rules covering a specific setting) for Zendikar, Innistrad, Kaladesh, Amonkhet, Ixalan, and Dominaria along with the three sourcebooks