Tinker is a fairly risky card and while Natural Order looks like it should have a comparable risk the reality, mostly as a result of the colour pie, is that Order is substantially more risk
Ambitious Dragonborn enters the battlefield with X +1/+1 counters on it, where X is the greatest power among creatures you control and creature cards in your graveyard
His flexibility across early, mid, and late game makes him one of the best blue cards MTG hypercompetitors can take advantage of in almost every format hes legal in
Its combat damage trigger is a great source of card draw, and it fits into a pretty strong established tribe in Magic since its a human
Not only does this change drop the use of totem in MTGs fantasy - the word is largely associated in the US with the totem poles created by indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest - but aligns the cards with their actual names, e.g
A Pact of Negation proxy lets you run this powerful staple across every deck you own without paying secondary market prices