What started as a minigame in The Witcher 3 has grown into a full-blown card battler thats more about strategy and bluffing than pure power plays
Its not colorless and the colors of mana in its mana cost
The oracle text really helps here since it reads At the beginning of the end step, destroy all untapped creatures that didnt attack this turn, except for creatures that couldnt attack. If we look back at the Arbiter we see that there's no restriction on which creature can attack, so summoning sickness aside on my turn, it is likely that all but one of my creatures will get destroyed
Interceptor Mechan One of my favorite subtle cheap common cards that cost four in Black was Gravedigger for tons of places
Looking at the origins of the word in African American slang, most dictionary etymologies guess its a version of junky from the 80s, but an interesting deeper dive suggests it might have started as a version of jinky in the 1970s, which seems to refer to things that wobble around, like playground equipment
Rather than be the focal point, Szarekh supports the deck by accruing card advantage and filling up the graveyard and he's less likely to be a target because of this