While there are all sorts of poignant cards in Midnight Hunt that have disturb (the ability keyword deriving from the term to "disturb the dead's rest", as opposed to "disturbed", either mentally or otherwise), such as Mourning Patrol and its back face, Morning Apparition, Beloved Beggar hits me in a close-to-home way
Build Highlights: Crew your vehicles and launch devastating attacks to overwhelm your opponents
Expect value-oriented gameplay with strong defensive options
In comparison to Legacy which is a more stack-oriented format, Modern decks are mostly filled to the brim with answers to creatures, some even being devastatingly good against Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, as is the case with Wrenn and Six
Ketramose, the New Dawn is a strong card from Aetherdrift and certainly useful even without seven exiled cards, Tasha, the Witch Queen takes instants and sorceries from your opponents like a free flashback, and Ulamog, the Defiler only cares about those cards you exiled, then uses the greatest among them as its devastating annihilator number
I don't believe this iteration on Niv-Mizzet is as powerful as some previous versions of the creature, but that isn't keeping the Dragon Wizard's price down all that much
