Morph Disguised and morphed are almost identical, except a face-down creature that has been disguised has ward 2, whereas morph creatures are just vanilla 2/2s
Wizard decks are often focused on reaching a critical mass of spellcasting, and even if theyre not, the ability to lower the cost of counterspells, bounce spells, or other more control-oriented plays makes this two-mana Wizard a jack-of-all-trades that fits neatly into almost any deck that features its colors
Hope you find something good with it
Vibrance The third spot belongs to Vibrance, a standout member of the new Elemental Incarnation cycle
A turn-one Llanowar Elf means you have access to three green mana on turn two, assuming you hit your land drops appropriately
Plus, red decks have plenty of ways to give it haste, so you can escape it, drain 3, attack for 6, and drain 3 more to deal 12 damage total