Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger and the other Eldrazi titans of old Zendikar would be great in this deck, despite their high casting cost
Noggle Ransacker: very useful, but not for devotion
It provides a significant burst of mana acceleration, especially in the mid to late game
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You can play it in decks that want lands in their hand for discard fodder, like Borborygmos Enraged
They are still playable in sleeves