Relentless Rats was the first card that let you play more than four in a deck, and that became another icon at the kitchen table
Balmor, Battlemage Captain gets right down to business by promoting token generation and then absolutely smashing with a flurry of spells
Edgar, Master Machinist* Tying in with Revival Trance s graveyard strategy, this Edgar lets you gravecast an artifact each of your turns, and can do a decent attack
Although it's not a game-changing card by any means, Lifestream's Blessing is still an excellent choice for most Green stompy decks that need more survivability and card draw while saving deck space for more monstrous creatures
For some, it can simply mean decks that have mechanics like coin flips or cascade
But this had a powerful impact on the board, often stopping attacks single-handedly