You cast the Spine, ideally getting two cascade triggers from the commander, destroy something, then use the Staff of Compleation to destroy the Spine, and it returns to your hand
You could also make use of the graveyard recursion mechanic to return useful cards from graveyards to the battlefield, your hand or the top of your library, effectively giving you more card options
So there you have it, another exciting set on One Piece cards and another opportunity missed for me to find a manga rare card
However, that flexibility in casting comes with a lack of flexibility in payoff, with Saruman allowing us to amass Orcs equal to the Spell's mana value
The final five Aether Revolt spoiler cards for the day come primarily from Wizards of the Coast accounts and employees, with a few content creators getting in on the action as well