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The activated cost is slightly higher and it is gated to Sorcery speed activation which may make this piper a secondary pick, but increased redundancy and a relevant Werewolf transform may make this one worth finding a spot for

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The main defensive options in this deck are Boa Hancock from 500 Years in the Future [OP-07], Gum-Gum Red Roc from Kingdoms of Intrigue [OP-04], and Gravity Blade Raging Tiger from Wings of the Captain [OP-06]

Inteleon's first attack is great for disruption and for stalling enough time to get to your second attack

Casting a Veil of Summer in response to a Cryptic Command was truly backbreaking, but its less powerful when you cast it in the face of a Counterspell and your opponent simply responds by casting another one