Goblin Bombardment for infinite damage, Altar of Dementia for infinite mill, Ashnod's Altar for infinite mana, and so on
No two are really even remotely the same, and this article takes a look at a little bit of everything
Shoutout to Perplexing Test, which acts as a one-sided mass bounce spell for token decks
You just shove a bunch of tokens in to attack, and then exile them during End of Combat
There aren't actually any rulings about how the player must perform the shuffle, meaning that they could theoretically conceal their shuffling completely and turn your opponent's blocking into a complete guessing game as opposed to trying to follow the shuffle around which might have been the intention of the card
OP06-118-roronoa-zoro is a must-target for us to remove, we can't afford to take a triple attack turn