You can cast it in response to your opponents recursion triggers to completely mop up their graveyard, and you can even do so for free by pitching a green card

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Orzhov Pontiff More often than not, Orzhov Pontiff is used as a one-sided Shrivel effect that combos with sacrifice outlets to completely clean the opponents boards thanks to its haunt ability
Kitsa's friends know to dive down below the water before thinking to knock on her door
Also note that there are significantly more new cards per deck here than there are in the typical Standard-release Commander decks, so thats fewer slots dedicated to reprints
Cards like this show why threats without some kind of evasion suck even if you don't see too much of Squee in drafting cubes these days