Alpine Grizzly Ashcoat Bear Ayula, Queen Among Bears Balduvian Bears Bear Cub Bosco, Just a Bear Copper Host Crusher Dragon-Scarred Bear Drover Grizzly Druid's Familiar Evercoat Ursine Exuberant Wolfbear Forest Bear Golden Bear Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma Grizzly Bears Hei Bai, Forest Guardian Hurska Sweet-Tooth Lumra, Bellow of the Woods Mother Bear Owlbear Owlbear Cub Pale Bears Professor of Zoomancy Rampaging Yao Guai Razorclaw Bear River Bear Runeclaw Bear Ruxa, Patient Professor Spectral Bears Spirit of the Aldergard Striped Bears Studious First-Year Surrak and Goreclaw Ulvenwald Bear Ursine Monstrosity Vastlands Scavenger Vivien's Grizzly Werebear Wilson, Refined Grizzly
Pros Appeals to both new players and collectors The portfolio gives you an immediate way to store the cards you may have just opened Cons Glimmer foils arent my favorite
Burn is about cheap removal and tempo and less about card advantage hence the prevalence of cheaper burn in the cube
As with all counters in Magic, you and your opponent should both be able to easily determine what kind of counter it is at a glance, and distinguish it from any other counters (such as +1/+1 counters) that may be in play
Take some hits, find the sweeper, and save your counterspells for important things
You can see they have a range of storage options for Cubes, and a Cards Lair for the larger slices of your collection