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If you have multiple monitors though then that might be a reason to use a tool for it just for convenience etc.
I suppose you could do it if you have some images that you want to keep and you only have one monitor. Yes the program can do it but it's like using a sledge hammer to hang a picture on your wall.
If you have more than one monitor then you're good to go. You can have your standard wallpaper rotation on one monitor and Wallpaper Engine running on the other.