Hired Claw's activated ability cares whether an opponent lost life this turn, not how their life total changed
It also has the back of a Magic: the Gathering card, which is pretty odd
After this first failure Muzzio explains to his apprentice, Irie, that he envisions a city that works as close to as cogwork as possible, much like his constructs and contraptions
In return, you can draw as many cards as you like in a single turn as long as you have enough life to pay
Put on your art history hats and compare the difference of using entirely accurate lighting (Rahn) in the wings, to allowing the Planeswalkers face and chest to be prominently lit for player recognition
-MTG cards generally feature some text that explains how the card functions within the game