I also thought that The Jolly Balloon Man might be a bit much in combination with the creature tutors, and including it might lead to weird games where the Arabella plan is no longer the focus, despite how clearly powerful that card would be in this deck
You can get: Broodcaller Scourge Deceptive Frostkite Hellkite Courser Leading the charge is Eshki, Temurs Roar and the alternate commander, Ureni of the Unwritten
That said, youre always at minimum seeing five cards with the Witch-king himself
This was a deck that was all land, great lands like Thawing Glaciers, mana, mana ramping with High Tide itself, permission for defense, and card drawing
Up until now we only had one "free all the time" Counterspell in Decree of Silence that was a hard counter with its cycling trigger, and other counters that were sometimes free needed conditions, like Force of Will's pitch ability
What it does bring to the table is three abilities, the first of which makes it unblockable, not too exciting