D&D tropes and items have found ways to make their way into the game one way or another, either through tournament-legal cards like Bag of Holding or silver-bordered crossover cards like Sword of Dungeons & Dragons
As a planeswalker and yknow what, the bits gone on long enough History Chaser is much more vulnerable than Field Historian ever was, but he makes up for it by being one mana cheaper, looting on his own, and having a way better on-demand buff
Peregrin Took There are only a few ways to convert foods into cards, and Peregrin Took is one of them
Importantly, the noted name is not part of the face-down creature's copiable values, so copies of the face-down creature won't know the noted name
This will be the chase card of the set, with its sheer presence and shiny beauty likely to be very coveted by Avatar and MTG fans alike