Warp Warp is similar to evoke in that you get to cast the spell from your hand for much cheaper, but then you have to exile it at the next end step (usually yours)
The card bought by Logic was the rare shadowless variant of the card - identified by not having a visible printed shadow effect along the artworks frame - with the printing error making the card even more valuable than a standard holographic Charizard
Meanwhile, the other two drops cost $29.99 (21.80) and $39.99 (29.14) each for their respective non-foil and foil versions
Appletun, Flapple, and Applin give you a whole evolutionary family built around a single fruit, and the Surging Sparks versions are some of the nicest art the line has gotten
Finally, Simic Flash also makes good use of [c]Nissa, Who Shakes the World[/c] and [c]Hydroid Krasis[/c] as alternate win conditions
Released 8 years ago, its now a vintage staple for any spooky collection