a creature (or any creature) is not the same as target creature. Bear in mind that, if your opponent has several creatures in play, theyre unlikely to sacrifice the creature with hexproof
Ishgard, the Holy See is always worth including in a white deck, even with only a couple of available targets for the spell, but it gets more desirable the more invested you are in artifacts and/or enchantments
First, it can dominate a game as a makeshift dragon while its protection from black leaves very few good options for removing it
I know that some commander players have complaints about the new limitations we are seeing with legendary creatures as of late
If you do, claim the prize
Unfortunately, games tend to end between turn 7-8 far more often now, and after a board wipe and a little removal in the mid-game, Lyra struggled to recommit to the board and offer a winning position