Thats a pretty big problem
There have been many, many Magic: The Gathering cards printed over the years, but most of them are destined to sit in dusty drawers, untouched and unloved

Badgermole Cub - the best new card Sol Ring - the best Commander card Craterhoof Behemoth - the best go-wide finisher Gaea's Cradle - the best land you can actually play The One Ring - the best artifact Griselbrand - the best reanimator target Swords to Plowshares - the best targeted removal Urza's Saga - the most value from one land Lurrus of the Dream-Den - the strongest mechanic Pack Rat - A limited powerhouse Oko, Thief of Crowns - the best planeswalker Contract From Below - technically disqualified Tinker - the best MTG tutor card Deathrite Shaman - the best mana dork MTG card Brainstorm - the best card draw spell Cyclonic Rift - the best blue boardwipe Mishra's Bauble - the best free spell Teferi's Protection - the best protection spell Esper Sentinel - the best one drop Orcish Bowmasters - the best hate bear Blasphemous Act - the best red board wipe An Untapped Island - the scariest card to face How we chose the best MTG cards 1

Loxi: 2-mana rocks are great, ones that give you other resources are even better
The combined illustration depicts when Dagger, whose true name is Garnet, calls upon the power of the great eidolon Alexander to defend her home, the Kingdom of Alexandria, from Bahamuts onslaught
As far as self mill goes, I really like Cemetery Tampering