Its own bonus counters created from removing counters can be given to one of your other creatures you know, so Sin can inherit them twice over when it returns
Whenever you do get to Daze something you feel like you have done well out of the exchange but this is more a reflection of the low nominal power of its effect and not because you inherently gain value from casting it like you do with a Cryptic Command
These habits turn vague impressions into actionable insights
The deck then plays powerful mid- and late-game threats that synergize with your sacrifice outlets including Vito (drain, 4/3 vampire tokens), Queen's Bay Paladin (reanimate), Bringer of the Last Gift (mass reanimate), etc
These cards work so perfectly together, that I can't help but think Wizards designed the new Lorehold with Library of Leng in mind
If the target permanent is an illegal target as Eject tries to resolve, it won't resolve and none of its effects will happen