Right? So many features, and much easier to write than RST in my opinion. You can do things like dynamically reference other files to build tables:

  [%header,format=csv]
  |===
  include::tracks.csv[]
  |===

What about only including specific lines? Say from a log file or a separate piece of code? You can do that!

  [source,python]
  |===
  include::example.py[lines="1..10,15..20"]
  |===

Asciidoc solves nearly every problem I've ever run into with markdown and RST. I really wish it were more widely adopted.