That being said, building an MTG Commander deck isnt easy
With Kaya's versatility, reasonable cost, and the fact that two thirds of her abilities tick her loyalty up instead of down, we can imagine her card seeing competitive play, though you'll need to be running the right creatures
Giving an opponent a card can sometimes leave you in a situation where theres no good choice, but more often that not, giving the player who is a little behind a helping hand can pay dividends later in the game
This also lets you spend two generic mana when it swings (no self-evasion though like flying or menace) to copy your next instant/sorcery you cast this turn, which is definitely worth it
Three heads and a ton of spell-casting value, whats not to love