Nami's strength in the OP-16 format comes from a different angle than most top decks
Not many kids knew how to actually play the game back then, so the goal was always to "catch them all." I still have my binder collection from childhood, which includes the complete Base, Jungle and Fossil sets in Unlimited
Froghemoth does a lot too, as a five-mana 4/4 with trample and haste that reads, Whenever Froghemoth deals combat damage to a player, exile up to that many target cards from their graveyard
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