Excalibur, Sword of Eden Look, the Assassins Creed set was the furthest thing from memorable, but it gave us one of the most famous swords in history, Excalibur, Sword of Eden
I have a lot of sympathy for the Commander Rules Committee in this case: they targeted cards which had been causing balance and play experience issues for a very long time, were widely complained about to the point of being memes, and which were also major pay-to-win cards that made the format more expensive to play
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They dont read exactly like a standard counterspell, but they can throw a wrench in an opponents plan: Imps Mischief Its an instant that changes the target of a spell with a single target, and you lose some life based on mana value
Enchantment When this enchantment enters, any number of target opponents each draw a card
It basically makes it easier for you to place stuff close to one another, as it lets you kinda ignore those white dotted outlines