But if we're looking at great artifacts that draw cards, Sword of Fire and Ice is amazing in its Jack-of-all-trades-ness: Even expendable fodder turns into a must-kill threat when wielding this fiery blade
Happy melding
Of course, we all know it was really the library manipulation that made this deck so good, not the least of which was the Intuition / Accumulated Knowledge engine
Common 198 Grab Your Sword Rare 199 Ransack Uncommon 200 Smash Uncommon 201 Beasts Mirror Common 202 Frying Pan Uncommon 203 Musketeer Tabard Rare 204 Plasma Blaster Rare 205 Hades, King of Olympus Enchanted 206 Stitch, Carefree Surfer Enchanted 207 Elsa, Spirit of Winter Enchanted 208 Mickey Mouse, Wayward Sorcerer Enchanted 209 Genie, On the Job Enchanted 210 Mickey Mouse, Artful Rogue Enchanted 211 Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw Enchanted 212 Maui, Hero to All Enchanted 213 Aurora, Dreaming Guardian Enchanted 214 Belle, Strange But Special Enchanted 215 Simba, Returned King Enchanted 216 Tinker Bell, Giant Fairy Enchanted Foil Checklist 204 cards
Since they share some aesthetics and player stereotypes, I assumed it was the same nerd stuff: role-playing and storytelling and trying to stay invested
Mutating with a creature that has inspired would be cool