Lands count as cards also
Featuring striking art and two reasonably strong attacks, its no surprise that Pidgeot approaches the $30 threshold on the secondary market these days
The next attack you would do with Golem ex deals an extra 120 more damage after using Dynamic Roll, letting you deal 170 with it, or a massive 300 damage with Rock Blaster, which normally only deals 180 on its own
Trial of a Time Lord cant tag opposing tokens or be used to blink your own creatures, but in an aggressive mirror, this is still a potentially massive breaker
Florian, who doesnt play Old School but from whom Ive learned MtG finish second, having a blast all day long
This price point is restrictive enough to force creative solutions but open enough to allow for powerful, cohesive strategies without breaking the bank