8) Moonlace ?This effect would be only marginally useful as a counter to an opponents sideboard card (for the uninitiated: a sideboard is a set of cards that you can substitute into your deck usually very specialized, rarely used) that hoses one of the colors in your deck
Otherwise, put a +1/+1 counter on this creature, then put the card back on top or into your graveyard. So yeah, the drawback can bite you in the ass , because your opponent can dig a bit and pump his creatures
Its nice to venture outside of your comfort zone and do weird, fun things like trying to think up partner pairs for Limited
You have a decent chance of drawing an opening hand of mostly lands and artifacts, so at times you may have to mulligan more than youre used to with a boxed precon
When a battle you cast resolves, it enters the battlefield under your control
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