In my Collected Company versions of Blue Devotion, I tend to run 2-3 counterspells because you need some counterspell interaction to buy time for your plan or to protect it
Milling a permanent is descending, cards in the graveyard are ripe for collecting evidence or foraging its designed well enough to play in its Standard and Limited environments, but my Commander-focused brain shall look elsewhere for my squirrels
The third chapter allows this card to transform into the legendary creature O-Kagachi Made Manifest, which is a 6/6 flying trampler that can boost its power by returning a card from your graveyard (of an opponents choice) to your hand
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In both cases you want to start looking for sets of matching cards that you can organize into patterns
Card X fails The Vindicate Test sounds objectively true, even though we have demonstrated that it is rarely that simple