Theyre perfect for kitchen table Magic, but anywhere outside of your own playgroup is either a straight up no or a probably not. Its always best to check and make sure first in any case, but anything competitive or even vaguely non-casual is a heavy almost definitely not. Proxies arent legal in MTG in sanctioned Magic events, and depending on how theyre made, they sometimes skirt the line of legal in general
In fact, this card has received a whole bunch of support cards since its release
Valgavoth, Terror Eater Valgavoth, Terror Eater requires a lot of ramp and is limited as a mono black commander, but gets brownie points as an incredible reanimation target that many black decks want to get in on
You pick a buddy when it enters the battlefield, and later on, you can cash in the Bodyguard to grant that creature indestructible until end of turn
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Stone Rain: I've been in more sets than most these jerks