One example is the Equipment card called Darksteel Plate, an indestructible artifact that aslo grants indestructible to its wearer
It can be a 5/5 and be good
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That's when I stumbled into the idea that you only showed a small number of cards for the opponent to choose from
I'm a huge fan of this, it gives you a great way to sink mana after you ramp out
To me, it seems quite out of place in red/green, especially with the self-mill plan being green/black