There aren't many two mana tutors that don't cost a card to use and offer this kind of flexibility, but most creatures are valuable because they are efficient rather than because they are the right tool for the job
Insidious Will is perfect when a counter isnt the answer to your current problem, or you just want to play around with the stack
Whether youre flipping for bonus damage, status effects, or determining turn order, each outcome is designed to be random and unbiased
A special shout out to Dorian who went above and beyond
Also, to make the creature a little more aggressive and increase its chances of dying, the creature is a 3/1
Most of those cards got played with, damaged, lost, or tossed by parents who had no idea what theyd be worth decades later