Since you get to leave your foes with their worst creature while you get your best, it's extremely likely The Eternal Wanderer will survive her ultimate, especially as she can only be attacked by one creature at a time
Blue also offers numerous spells with creature bounce effects, meaning players can return a card to their hand instead of losing it to Exile
God-Eternal Bontu is a little different as you get a single sacrifice trigger, but you can consume your entire board and even throw away random lands or mana rocks to mitigate flooding
The only thing keeping it from spot #1 or #2 is the fact that it can only be cast at sorcery speed, and in a late game top decking situation, it is less powerful
Hold Focus 15% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Chorus of the Amphitheater (Blue) and Hold Focus that play both
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