You can do well for yourself by simply playing your cards in the obvious way, and never trying to pull the wool over your opponents' eyes
Finality counters keep the card from being too recursive or broken, and its expensive to get into play, but the effect is worth having around in typal decks that focus on larger creatures, like giants or angels
Pikachu (Base Set, Yellow Cheeks) is the version most people picture when they think of a Pikachu card
(Whenever it attacks, defending player sacrifices a permanent.) High Temple of Bontu Plane: Amonkhet Once per turn, you may sacrifice a creature you control
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