Remand

In Commander, Remand occupies a narrow but real niche: it's not a hard answer, but in spellslinger decks that want cheap instants, the cantrip stapled to a delay is often worth more than a do-nothing counter. Modern was its natural home for years — tempo decks used it to slow down linear strategies while advancing their own clock — but the format has since grown fast enough that one-turn delays rarely matter, and Remand has largely been pushed out by harder interaction. Legacy and Vintage don't need the cantrip badly enough to accept a bounce-not-counter effect when Force of Will and Counterspell exist. The card is legal in Oathbreaker, where cheap instants that replace themselves are genuinely wanted in spell-heavy builds.