One of the most notorious decks of this format is Tron, making use of colorless, game-winning spells backed up by green mana (and sometimes red, too)
I wouldnt play less than 4 because the more often you set back your opponent a turn, the more time you have to bolster your side of the field
Teferi is the first card to allow planeswalkers to use more than one loyalty ability in a turn
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