Here is my definition of a tutor: A tutor in MTG allows you to search a library for 1 or more cards, then place the selected cards in a more accessible location, such as your hand, the top of your deck, your graveyard, the battlefield, or in exile
Naban, Dean of Iteration doesn't really care what trigger it's doubling, just that it's a Wizard entering the battlefield that causes the ability to trigger
Blackcleave Goblin Blight Mamba Blighted Agent Blightsteel Colossus Blightwidow Burn the Impure Carrion Call Chained Throatseeker Contagious Nim Core Prowler Corpse Cur Corrupted Conscience Cystbearer Fallen Ferromancer Flensermite Flesh-Eater Imp Glistener Elf Glistening Oil Grafted Exoskeleton Hand of the Praetors Happy Dead Squirrel Ichor Rats Ichorclaw Myr Inkmoth Nexus Lost Leonin Melira, Sylvok Outcast Mindcrank Necropede Ogre Menial Pestilent Souleater Phyresis Phyrexian Crusader Phyrexian Digester Phyrexian Hydra Phyrexian Juggernaut Phyrexian Swarmlord Phyrexian Unlife Phyrexian Vatmother Plague Myr Plague Stinger Priests of Norn Putrefax Razor Swine Reaper of Sheoldred Rot Wolf Scourge Servant Septic Rats Shriek Raptor Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon Spinebiter Tainted Strike Tangle Angler Tel-Jilad Fallen Tine Shrike Toxic Nim Trigon of Infestation Triumph of the Hordes Vector Asp Viral Drake Viridian Betrayers Viridian Corrupter Whispering Specter
These enormous, hugely impactful cards are limited only by their transience, as they dont survive past the end step if you play them with Purphoros
Many of these only require two extra cards, as well, and can even end the game on the spot
Sure there are some great hits in that pool, but for a drop thats ultimately serving as a tribute, it feels very impersonal
