Animus of Predation Armed // Dangerous Atarka, World Render Cabaretti Initiate Deathleaper, Terror Weapon Disciplined Duelist Domri Rade Drizzt Do'Urden Indominus Rex, Alpha Jetmir, Nexus of Revels Kathril, Aspect Warper Loot, the Pathfinder Majestic Myriarch Marisi's Twinclaws Okoye, Mighty and Adored Picnic Ruiner Rafiq of the Many Rayami, First of the Fallen Roar of the Fifth People Runes of the Deus Samut, Voice of Dissent Samut, the Tested Sangrite Surge Savageborn Hydra Selective Adaptation Toph, Greatest Earthbender Trostani, Three Whispers Veteran Cathar
Traveling Chocobo and Choco, Seeker of Paradise are two examples
Very old school D&D sounding, intrigued to find out about actual mechanics
You can quite easily end up casting big flashy spells for just (3) mana, which, when youre also exiling that spell so they cant get it back, makes for quite a tempo swing