Ryan Hay (he/him) has been writing about Magic: The Gathering and video games for years, and loves absolutely terrible games
Kotis, the Fangkeeper The version of Kotis from the main MTG set (as opposed to the precons) Kotis, The Fangkeeper pairs two popular EDH deck themes: stealing cards and Voltron
To solve this, they decided that one of the four decks would be an odd one out, while still paying homage to what was going on
The Lost Mine of Phandelver, which players explore in D&D's introductory box adventure
Time Walk Five mana for Time Warp is a lot, but Time Walk lets you take an extra turn for a mere 2 mana
The Creative Team in R&D works hard to create a meaningful world that goes beyond just how the cards play, and there's even a category of player that loves Magic cards more for their art and flavor than what they actually do in the game