However, picking three blue cards that I consider to be underplayed was relatively simple
These cards can prevent cards like Aggravated Assault and Najeela, the Blade-Blossom from taking repeat combat steps, where Festival and Moment of Silence could not
That's why it appeared in Revised and then disappeared for many years
Currently, damage order is used whenever an attacking creature was blocked by more than one creature, however according to WotC, this iteration has become unintuitive, adds a fair bit of rules baggage, and losing it means more interesting decisions and less double-dipping if you know the tricks. The change to damage assignment order is as follows: What Happens During Standard Rotation

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