In any black deck, Not Dead After All is a perfectly fine protective option, but it earns the top spot on this list through competitive relevance
When you do, Minsc & Boo, Timeless Heroes deals X damage to any target, where X is that creatures power
Hidden Fates did not sell loose booster packs from boxes the way standard sets do, so the pull odds are tied to sealed Elite Trainer Boxes and tins rather than a clean per-pack figure
Clever Concealment and Teferi's Protection provide absolute protection, while Dawn's Truce and Heroic Intervention provide almost absolute defense that notably affects your noncreature permanents
Right away, it makes itself annoying to deal with by being uncounterable and having ward, and it doesnt stop there
So long as players keep their decks down to a reasonable size, manage the costs of their cards, and have plenty of cards to add to the Inkwell, their decks should be relatively well-balanced