Although this is a bit of a cheesy way to play, this card provides lots of fun for the right players
First of all, Innistrad: Crimson Vow mostly accentuates creature decks, which this deck loves to play against
Lets see what were dealing with this time around: Chalice of the Void: $68 Crucible of Worlds: $60 Celestial Colonnade: $55 Dark Confidant: $50 Doubling Season: $50 Scapeshift: $50 Asuza, Lost But Seeking: $45 Engineered Explosives: $42 Goryos Vengeance: $40 Through the Breach: $40 Bitterblossom: $30 Collective Brutality: $24 Thalia, Guardian of Thraben: $20 Creeping Tar Pit: $20 Gaddock Teeg: $20 Meddling Mage: $20 Kolaghans Command: $20 Glen Elendra Archmage: $16 Collected Company: $14 Raging Ravine: $12 Birds of Paradise: $6 Avenger of Zendikar: $5 Wrath of God: $3 Lavaclaw Reaches: $2 Furnace of Rath: $2 Stirring Wildwood: $1 Relentless Assault: $1 There are several cards on this list that are both important within the history of the game and and are also in need of a reprint
Daze Market Price: $3.13, Foil: $214.48 One of the best common-rarity counterspells ever printed, Daze is among the best cards from Nemesis and also ranks rather highly in terms of modern value today
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You can use it in Eldrazi decks and decks that ramp a lot