As Wizards of the Coast owns both Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons, it should come as no surprise that characters from Baldurs Gate 3 have appeared in card game form
Interestingly, its origins start with Unglued
It can even hit Disguised creatures without you having to worry about Ward
The options in Standard for nongreen decks are a bit limited, but there are some good ones: Arcane Signet was designed specifically with Brawl in mind and was put in the paper Brawl decks Wizards of the Coast published to support the format when it first came out
except with a different art, flavor text, and context "ancient" goes from "literally displaced in time" to "astonishingly old and hardy despite living in a river full of probably undead crocodiles." So that's the theory
For Eldrazi fans, Modern Horizons 3 has some heavy hitters