Its best when you have your own +1/+1 counter cards, planeswalkers, or spacecraft to take advantage of the free proliferate, even if the Peacemaker eats up a removal spell
Being able to copy your auras gives you yet another way to make your creatures stronger, and wont cost you any mana so you can still be playing a full turn while continuing to grow your board state
Normally youve got to wait a full turn cycle before you get the benefit, but Obeka lets you gain advantage after Obeka deals damage to an opponent
Mikes activated ability can bring back to the battlefield a card in a graveyard that was put there this turn, so if Eleven dies while attacking, Mike can yoink her back
There is a very real cost (as there should be with The One Ring), since at a certain point the burden counters will be taking significant chunks of life from you, but the cards youre drawing along the way should more than offset it
Bernhardt: Blitzball is the most-maligned of the PS1/PS2 era Final Fantasy card-like minigames, and not without reason, but I had fun with it