Well, it looks like I'm making a sub-optimal formation every day for a week. Remember how these restrictions add fun and enjoyment in the form of endless variants? Oh, that's right I, and a great many others, just ignore them entirely because they are mind-numbing.
It happened: the lobby filled up! The Campaign launches and. Also, the conventional wisdom that most people will probably think to choose a decent Champion meta-wise only serves to bite them in the ass ("I ike this Champion I want them to be my leader!" / "Great, now you don't get to use them at all." / "Oh.") It's not like I'm going to be able to run a good Asharra formation anyway. An average ilevel of ~1300 is nowhere near the cap for the capped bonuses so I suppose that the scripters are the target demographic these days? Anyway, I chose Makos and the Swamp. 
The strength of the bonus is linked directly to the Champion's average ilevel, so there really isn't a reason why you wouldn't always pick an Evergreen (unless you're an absolute whale or a scripter).
The Campaign-wide bonuses from selecting a Champion to perma-bench for the duration have little variety and there are no unique bonuses. PSA: Don't inflict this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game on your friends just for this. Too bad if they decided that the mode is ♥♥♥♥ and that they aren't going to contribute anymore you're stuck with them. There is no way to communicate with the people who join your lobby. Oh boy, strap yourselves in for LOBBY SIMULATOR 2021, now with no lobby chat! Campaigns cannot be joined whilst they are in progress, which means that you're going to be sitting around waiting for your lobby to fill. In order to access the mode you need to have completed the BG:DIA Campaign and then complete a 250-area fluff mission from the main map. 
I'll jot down notes as I "play" each day and then write a full reflection after the Campaign is done. I'll say at the outset that my expectations are incredibly low having read the blog post [the nonsensical design choices are already glaringly apparent. Well, CNE decided to ship their asynchronous multiplayer mode before the end of September, which I suppose means that I'll need to actually try it.
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