You can send a Blue-Eyes fusion monster from your extra deck to the graveyard, and then this guy can attack another time
up to one of your opponents characters with a cost of five or less
This deck included Jeleva, Nephalias Scourge, whose mechanical experiment involved caring about how many mana you spent to cast your commander, with a back-up being a real boogeyman: Nekusar, the Mindrazer, a card that would go on to define the Wheels archetype
played: 3.003.000000000 13% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Flicker Trick and Count Your Blessings (Yellow) that play both
Both Goblinslide and Quiet Contemplation are excellent ways to keep the board under control temporarily so that you can stall into End Hostilities or a similar sweeper, and the Ascendancy provides the filtering necessary to make sure you wont flood out
Of course, cards dont exist in a vacuum: the power of any card depends on what else is in the format with it