18 Shadow Of The Enemy Maybe it's the lack of actual shadows or the Comic Sans-esque font used in the card text, but this version of Shadow of the Enemy isn't as imposing as it should be, especially when you consider this could be the name of an actual death metal band
Up the Beanstalk: This two-mana enchantment was simply the best card-drawing engine in Standard, fueling powerful midrange strategies
Phyrexian Walker 3/10 This is basically all the bad bits of Memnite and Ornithopter combined
She exposes a lot of skin, but her skin also works as a multifaceted symbol which represents a lot of things about her: her confidence, her narcissism, the source of her power, the record of her curse
It will have haste until another player gains control of it (or, in some rare cases, gains control of the creature spell itself)
The answer to this problem was a format called Extended, which rotated but which had a larger card pool than Standard