Rancor Slap a Rancor onto any creature to produce a sizable threat
While a triple blue casting cost can be restrictive in some decks, making any player draw as many cards as you are willing to pay mana for is great

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Note that if everyone always played according to the current floor rules, Sindbad would not be on this list
Esper Sentinel pips both Archivist of Oghma and Deep Gnome Terramancer to a spot on this list, and its because the latter two cards both require opponents making deckbuilding decisions we cant control
In terms of gameplay, Tyme offers valuable resource recovery