Take Kalain, Reclusive Painter, for example, who is a Black and Red 1/2 that creates a Treasure token upon entering the battlefield, but also reads, Other creatures you control enter the battlefield with an additional +1/+1 counter on them for each mana from a Treasure spent to cast them. Not only does that mean you get an extra mana, but that its now in your interest to make as many Treasure tokens as possible
Hate Cards In the old days, building your sideboard was easy
While you could reasonably argue that Beebles are nothing but a joke creature type, and I would agree, you can't deny that if a sufficiently-powerful legendary was introduced, people would build the hell outta it
The downside of having your opponent Investigate is a pretty small one so this is a great option for decks playing white
While only featured on a handful of cards, it's a sensible art style that's reserved only for the most notorious and story-centric villains to Outlaws of Thunder Junction