Looking at current story spotlight cards, some that I would consider as flavorfully battles are Battle at the Bridge, Battle for Bretagard (these even have Battle in the name), Eiganjo Uprising, Hostile Takeover, Hour of Glory, Mage Hunters' Onslaught, Rampage of the Clans, Storm the Citadel, and The Fall of Kroog
These custom cards allow fans to bring their favorite characters from movies, TV series, and even other games into the world of MTG, often with stunning and imaginative artwork
Return that card to the battlefield under its owners control at the beginning of the next end step
It could be a restriction on card names, artists, art elements, flavour, or any other number of things, but the point is that the deck is built around that quirk
A deck can be all of these at once, which is how you get the legendary Im not a Stax deck, Im just running twelve hate pieces and three untap locks speech
However, this isnt at all necessary, and the game is fun to dip in and out of a couple of times per day, even without owning all the most powerful cards