Youve got Revival Trance (FFVI), Limit Break (FFVII), Counter Blitz (FFX), and Scions & Spellcraft (FFXIV)
High Utility, Low Price Veteran Explorer Chasm Skulker Hushwing Gryff Windborn Muse Progenitor Mimic Swords to Plowshares Beast Within Cultivate Kodamas Reach Sylvan Reclamation Seeds of Renewal Rites of Flourishing Empyrial Plate I remember a few of these being more in the value category, but they were reprinted enough times in the intervening years to drop, which is a great thing for the players
The equipped creature will also gain indestructible to survive combat damage and many forms of removal, and as a bonus, Mithril Coat can snap-equip when it enters the battlefield to save mana
Of course, my terms would be having Pauper (a specific constructed format where only Common cards are allowed in ones deck) and Singleton (a constructed deck format where ones deck may not contain more than one of any individual card) always available formats, but they do show up as special events
"It seemed odd to print a set where half the cards would be perfectly fine to play in casual formats (in other words, ones that didn't allow silver-border cards) but make it so they couldn't," Rosewater wrote on the blog
Take note that the retro frame artifact classics have their own set symbol