Enlightened Confidant

Selesnya Aggro can test it as a two-drop; an unanswered lifelink hit can turn surveil into a cheap card, but its 2/1 body and delayed trigger are fragile.

Could be wrong if It improves if reliable life-gain triggers or protection emerge; it falls if one-toughness attackers rarely connect.

No supplied Pioneer shell clearly wants a delayed 2/1 engine. Self-lifelink can produce filtered cards after combat, but removal and board pressure make its floor poor.

Could be wrong if A low-curve white lifegain shell could make repeated end-step selection substantially more reliable.

Boros Aggro is the plausible test bed, but a two-mana 2/1 with no immediate effect must survive combat and an end step before producing value.

Could be wrong if It could rise if its low-mana-value recursion proves uniquely exploitable; no such support is supplied.

Boros Aggro could test it, but requiring both survival to the end step and a combat connection makes its card advantage too slow and exposed.

Could be wrong if A dense lifegain shell or unusually favorable creature matchup could make the repeated selection matter more.

Lifegain decks can trigger it consistently and turn surveil into recurring low-cost cards; its fragile body and once-per-turn ceiling keep it specialized.

Could be wrong if It rises with dense repeatable lifegain engines, but optimized lists may prefer immediate and more resilient draw.

A two-mana lifelinker normally makes white decks, and an unblocked attack can filter then recover a cheap card; one toughness keeps it answerable.

Could be wrong if Draft speed, removal density, and lifegain support are unknown, so its ability to attack repeatedly is uncertain.