And the graveyard stuff is just part of being a black deck
That said, there is one card in particular that has completely captivated my attention: Well, not exactly Blood Artist, but close: [card]Blood Artist[/card], combined with sacrifice outlets and creatures that leave behind tokens after dying, is the centerpiece of an archetype known as The Aristocrats, regardless of the format (and regardless of if there are any cards with the word aristocrat in the deck)
If you do, the opponent will choose whether to put the revealed cards into your hand or your graveyard
If a card tells you to do something to a certain number of the top cards of your deck, and you have fewer cards than that left in your deck, do whatever you are supposed to do to the cards that you have left and continue play as normal
These cards are extremely similar to held items in the main videogame, with many Tool cards having in-game counterparts like Choice Band and Float Stone