In a MTG Standard format where incremental advantages often decide games by turn five or six, low-cost engines that scale over time are at a premium. Michelangelo, Weirdness to 11 slots perfectly into that role, offering early board presence and a compounding +1/+1 counter effect that turns modest plays into exponential threats. For players eyeing a dedicated counters shell, this is the kind of two-drop that quietly defines archetypes rather than simply supporting them.