Wall of Denial If your plan is to swing with Defenders, Wall of Denial is one of the scariest: an 8-toughness, flying Defender that can't be targeted
This means an extra land drop, another attack phase, and a whole new untap
Forgetful Fish Ben Guilfoyle explains how to play Forgetful Fish, a shared-deck, mono-blue mini-format from 1997 where players draw from one 80-card deck and race with ten Dandns
Chromatic Star, from Time Spiral Demolish, from Odyssey Flamewave Invoker, from Legions Fog Elemental, from Weatherlight Rule of Law, from Mirrodin Cho-Manno's Resolve (White) Evincar's Tyranny (Black) Arcanis's Guile (Blue) Molimo's Might (Green) Kamahl's Temper (Red)
Theyre inspiring me to get started tinkering with RotF as soon as I can, which is exactly what a starter deck is supposed to do
Bant/Brokers is a good color combination for adding counters and playing some politics, regardless of exactly how you do it