3 Animate Dead One of the most iconic entries on this list, Animate Dead is an aura that harkens back to the very first set of Magic, setting the standard for graveyard recursion cards
Its worth noting that the card needs to trigger on at least two players to be worthwhile, since only two cards on a delayed trigger for five mana isnt a great deal
Pikachu ex is the best deck you can play if you want consistent damage, low Retreat Costs, and an easy set up
The Patron and Voidmage are quite good at locking people out of the game but require you to get ahead on tempo first which can be very tricky in blue
If you want to peruse the oddly wonderful creations yourself, the Twitter account RoboRosewater (named after head of MTG R&D Mark Rosewater) posts rendered versions of Talcos network once a day, and Escapist Magazine has a nice collection of its favorite cards, from absurd to over-powered, here as well as a more in-depth explanation of the networks inner workings here
Whichever entered the battlefield later[1] has the later timestamp, which applies second and overrides the earlier effect