That and the Lillie cameo have guaranteed its demand and value stays consistently high
Other cheap (price-wise) examples would be Pilfer, Concealing Curtains // Revealing Eye, Dread Fugue, Distress, etc
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
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
Archangel of Thune puts a +1/+1 counter on each creature you control whenever you gain life, which means infinite life and infinite counters on creatures you have on the battlefield
It rewards correct timing more than complex sequencing, which keeps play approachable