The first of the duo is Ugin, Eye of Storms from the otherwise very un-artifacty Tarkir: Dragonstorm
This deck is a must-have for fans of both Magic: The Gathering and Final Fantasy, offering a unique and exciting way to play the game
Keen eyes might also notice four more Pokemon lurking in the background of this card that werent present for the 1999 version - Butterfree, Parasect, Oddish, and Caterpie -, adding more depth to the forest background.
It works nicely with Card of Demise because you can set it to prevent its discarding from Demise and you can activate it during the opponents turn to help maintain two scales if you played two with only summoning 1 Amorphage monster
After that, most of the cards obtained will be commons
Don't Be Afraid Of One-Ofs One Is All You Need In sideboards, you might think you want to always have multiple copies to make sure you have more ways to draw into them