Looking across Magic's history, it's clear why blue is among the best colors mtg
Useful for blocking a tutor attempt and gets you a 3/2 body in addition to the counter which is some real upside in my opinion since incentivizing interaction is a good thing
One of this deck's greatest strengths is its Evasive options
While I'm not sure what exactly I'd take out if we were doing the set again, I'm pretty sure I'd take at least one thing out
You can also lean into long-established themes within Magic s colors, with blue focusing on flying creatures, white assembling legions of Soldiers, red attacking aggressively and dealing extra damage, greens connection to nature, and blacks focus on gaining power at any cost
If you control the Curio than any non-artifact creature you drop will let you self-bounce another creature for you to cast