The set, on the whole, feels like a love letter of sorts to MTG
Though usually only showing detached professionalism to his fellow students, Killian managed to befriend Dina, Soul Steeper when they worked together to stop a colossal swamp creature (of their own creation) on its way to destroy Strixhaven
In this situation, I would not quest and simply pass the turn, leaving our 2/2 ready and safe from being challenged by your opponents character
The other breakout card from the deck has been Trouble in Pairs, which is sort of like whites Rhystic Study, letting you draw cards when your opponents do things
Black and white have solid cards without the theming of sacrifice, so don't feel like you have to try and make sacrifice work if you opt to play Orzhov