Japan Showcase cards are easiest to get from Collector boosters , and the Final Fantasy play boosters add a slim chance in one of the common slots
You can use your creatures for great effects and use them as mana after their deaths
Stoneforge Mystic does that with equipment, preferably those that have mechanics like living weapon or for Mirrodin!, which are put into your hand and later onto the battlefield
Magic: The Gathering has some weird naming conventions, and another has reared its head with the new Foundations Commander decks
This deck has a rather straightforward goal, and can be satisfying to play if given the right conditions
You can use Wheel of Fate to punish your opponents with cards like Sheoldred, the Apocalypse to damage them for each card they draw, or to turn it into a pure discard spell with the planeswalker Narset, Parter of Veils since she prevents your opponents from drawing more than one card each turn