For an early example, he broke Yuma's Emperor's Key mainly out of amusement and to cement the fact that he is a bully after Yuma labeled him as such, whereas in the original version, it's framed to be Shark's own way of teaching Yuma a lesson of "value", as he can't truly gain something without having to give up something precious in return
Here's a fun detail: This card has the Flashback mechanic, because after all, we see this scene in a flashback
Defining Stax While I can certainly empathize with not wanting to sit across from Stasis, I think players are being too sensitive about fair interaction
Her combination of extremely resilient body combined with the dual threats of tokens going wide or a single giant, flying threat killing you quickly, has made her a top tier choice in basically every format since her inception
Emergence Zone Getting one free spell in a turn without casting something to set it up is very good, as cards like Flash will attest