Adelbert Steiner would excel in a white-based equipment deck in Magic: the Gathering, where players focus on controlling multiple equipment cards to pump up his power and toughness with the Lifelink ability
Two cards back to your hand for four is a little overcosted, but with the option to instead cheat a creature in under counter magic
(An exerted creature won't untap during your next untap step
Some particularly well-known cards have been given fan-made names as well, such as "Moonbreon," the alternate art Umbreon VMAX from Sword and Shield: Evolving Skies
Planar Nexus: Pretty absurd, given its ability to turn on Tron alongside just one of the Tron lands like Urza's Mine
Matching my basic decks against real-world opponents mere seconds after Id graduated from the tutorial feels a bit frightening, so I begin at the very shallow end, battling a chirpily nave bot who repeatedly expresses a desire that both of us win every game