I was one of the Logic Knot champions since day one and will always have at least two in my control decks, but Cryptic Command saves us from resolved spells, those that havent resolved, and the armies that must wait for us when the game has gotten away
Ultimately playing Natural Order will make your deck less threat dense, perhaps you cut a Polukranos for it or something
Wilds of Eldraine (WOE) $888 Wilds of Eldraine is another MTG set with a banger bonus sheet: Enchanting Tales (WOT), reprinting some of Magic's best enchantments
Suplex - 1R - Sorcery: Choose one: 1) Suplex deals 3 damage to target creature
Drown in the Loch is a removal/counterspell hybrid that only gets more powerful as your opponents' graveyards fill
Honestly, I can't tell if it has been this way for a few years and I'm only now noticing this trend, but I certainly feel this has been the year that showcased this duality most of all