Jokes about Dimir spells and Spelltable aside, Counterpoint is a solid payoff for being in a self-mill focused deck
Each player draws a card at the start of their turn, then can perform any of the following actions: attach an Energy Card (once per turn), play Basic Pokmon, play Evolution Pokmon over their associated Basic Pokmon (as long as that Pokmon was not played in the same turn), spend Energy Cards from a Pokmon in the Active Zone as a Retreat Cost, play Trainer Cards, and use any Pokmon Powers
Yeah, I have bad news on that front
Even with delivery included, each of the 36 Chaos Rising packs works out to roughly $5.43 before tax
There are a ton of powerful cards to be found in this enchantment-focused Commander deck, and were going to showcase ten of them here
The question is how much do you need to invest into a counter in your deck in the end