The first is To Infinity..., which states that when you play this character, if chosen opponent has more cards in their hand than you, draw cards until you have the same number
A year ago, in a Khans of Tarkir Standard dominated by many of the same decks (Jeskai, Abzan, UBx Control) and cards (Siege Rhino, Mantis Rider, Wingmate Roc), there were two decks that cost less than $115 (UW Heroic and Mono-Red Aggro) and only a single deck that cost more than $400 (Abzan Midrange)
He rewards decks that focus on ramping hard and surviving to the late game rather than incremental value
Wheel of Misfortune With more text than The Odyssey , Wheel of Misfortune introduces a gamblers mini-game to the usual wheel effect
It only gets a discount when the player is aggressive, and its all in service of making everyone else aggressive, whether they like it or not
Sovereign's Bite and Lightning Strike provide a good example