Card types such as "artifact" can't be chosen
3 Combat Celebrant One For All, All 4/1 Combat Celebrant was deliberately designed not to produce infinite combat loops, but it turns out you can just make copies of Celebrant and exert those instead to set up as many combat steps as you need
Like Masticore, a Cursed Scroll with an empty hand is enough to beat quite a few decks over the long term, as you get to Shock them every turn while they run into lands
10 Kasla, The Broken Halo Everyone Helps Out A bit of a neat twist on themes that feel very kindred-like, Kasla, the Broken Halo is a very neat card that instead of following a creature type instead rewards you for playing a specific mechanic, convoke
Instead of just flickering things, Appa exiles them and lets you cast them later for a flat two mana
This MTG goblin is a good example of what's known as a 'lord' - a card that provides a buff to all creatures of a particular type