Card draw and enchantment destruction are well and good, but removing counters from a permanent offers some cheeky advantages with sagas
Hall of Famer Gabriel Nassif won Pro Tour Kyoto is 2009 with this 61-card Standard control deck: Creatures (13) Lands (27) Spells (21) 1 Terror 1 Pithing Needle 4 Broken Ambitions 4 Cryptic Command 2 Cruel Ultimatum 4 Esper Charm 1 Celestial Purge 4 Volcanic Fallout Sideboard When asked about his choice to play 61 cards, Nassif said that he wasnt confident what the correct card to cut was, and felt that removing the wrong card would cost him significantly more than just having 61 cards
Madison Li create their own energy, but both welcome good proliferate effects in the Jeskai color identity
Counterspells work great here since it isnt uncommon that you cast them for free and you can extract multiple uses out of them
Vren, the Relentless Vren, the Relentless often takes the role of a typal/control commander that grinds your opponents out of resources while it floods the table with tokens that are basically copies of Relentless Rats (hence the epithet)
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