This Esper enchantment creature is an incredibly potent package, representing an infinite mana outlet, the ability to serve as a static Underworld Breach for enchantments while in play, and best of all can be built a half dozen different ways, meaning that youre never quite sure what kind of deck youre facing down at your cEDH tables
But the inclusion of Counterspell is closely associated with Snapcaster Mage, and I know many of you are proponents of playing zero copies of Snapcaster Mage in this style of deck
Getting double colorless to really abuse Eldrazi Displacer is probably hard
If you don't know, once you control 10 or more permanents, you get "the city's blessing" for the rest of the game
It may be easy to forget with the breakneck speed at which WotC flings Standard sets at us these days, but Final Fantasy happens to be the last set before Standard rotates next August, with the release of Edge of Eternities
This can be very frustrating to deal with