A great example is Parallax Tide, a card that hasn't seen any kind of play since its Standard days yet managed to break Premodern wide open
That's part of the mechanic's charm
Avatar: The Last Airbender [Elemental Bending Meets Magic] Avatar: The Last Airbender is an upcoming Universes Beyond set slated for late 2025
Originally printed in 1993s Alpha set, Mox Sapphire has remained one of the most coveted MTG cards, both for its raw power in Vintage play and its status as a holy grail for collectors
Milling with Jidoor, Aristocratic Capital has been a dud for me as a wincon because half the deck, even multiple times
The dungeons it's referring to, of course, are the selection of dungeon cards introduced in the Forgotten Realms set, each named after a famous D&D location and presenting a branching pathway of rooms