Since then, Stoneforge Mystic has seen play in multiple different archetypes from UW Control as a quick way to close a game, to one of the most aggressive decks of the format, Hammer Time
Tigger can quest for one, but he can gain an additional questing point if you play an action, making him work best in decks with a fair amount of singing
Consider Beifongs Bounty Hunters, a rare creature card with this ability: Whenever a nonland creature you control dies, earthbend X where X is that creature's power. That means if your 2/2 creature dies (or is sacrificed), one of your lands can become a 2/2 creature in its place
You can make every part match with bright colors and fun pictures
How about cash for your wallet
Bitterthorn + Sword of the Animist Im sure you could write a thesis on which is better between Bitterthorn, Nissa's Animus and Sword of the Animist, but this aint no thesis, and I like them both