While a number of the cards from this set have aged poorly (looking at you, Skyshroud Behemoth), a number were notable threats at that time but dont quite make the cut on this modern value-based list: Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero was the engine for Rebel decks from this era, Saproling Burst slotted perfectly into Fires of Yavimaya decks (and also formed an instant-win combo with Pandemonium), and Rising Waters fueled a brutal control deck alongside the various Stax pieces and counterspells from sets of this era
At least for playtesting
Deus of Calamity Deus of Calamity sees play in the so-called Ponza decks, which try to ramp into land destruction and keep making land drops while limiting their opponents
Craft only as a sorcery.) Craft with creature (, Exile this artifact, Exile a creature you control or a creature card from your graveyard: Return this card transformed under its owner's control
This attack does 50 damage times the number of heads
Charizard is similarly climactic, showing everyones favourite orange lizard swooping between skyscrapers like its doing an Iron Man impression