Ill try my best to represent what they were saying here though
Set-specific showcase frames and strong unifying aesthetic choices like we see here are the antidote to that
Strategy The strategy of the Silverquill Influence deck is simply to resolve as many enchantments and auras as possible to power up your creatures, keep you and your opponents from attacking you, then swing in for big damage once you've had time to build up your battlefield
The stun counters don't need to be removed from the same permanent
Unique Combinations Give Old MtG Mechanics New Life Adventures, Sagas, and Dual-Sided Cards All Return In Surprising New Ways Magic: The Gathering has introduced a huge variety of mechanics over its 32-year history, often revisiting them when they fit a thematic niche in later sets
Its removal side can be very helpful later in the game, or you can use it to stall one of your opponents best creatures