Play the Seven-Drop When I look at average mana value distributions for Commander decks (that is, how many cards at each mana cost are in a deck), I usually see a large number of one, two, and three drops, and then a massive plummet in the curve after that
I love it when obscure creature types get a good commander
My favorite clone, Dacks Duplicant, comes to mind, but something like Mirrorform could also be hilarious with this
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But even treating this as a 4-mana 3/2 that draws you a card sounds really good, and you can obviously divide up when you cast the two halves to make it feel even better and if you always have the mana available when it dies, it will just keep coming back When it has a big enough friend around, it is going to be an intimidating attacker on any board and that alone is enough for the Ruiner to be relevant almost all game long
It's an excellent source of card advantage in your manabase if you're playing at most one, maybe two colors, and it can fill in gaps for colors that don't have unmitigated access to card draw