As this effect can be used to target any player, this makes it a solid inclusion in decks aiming to win through milling opponents, as well as within self-mill decks that aim to access sizable graveyards
While artifact creatures are the obvious exception to The Abysss fury, its unconventional wording also meant that White Knight could avoid being sucked in
Want a flexible, resilient deck that can adapt to stax, grindy board states, and turbo metas
Throw in the fact that Djeru's Resolve works very well with exert creatures, allowing you to prevent the damage during combat and have them untapped for your next untap phase, and it becomes even stronger
(2024-04-12) If an effect stops a token from attacking a specific player, that token can attack any player, planeswalker, or battle, or not attack at all