Group Hug decks look to garner favor with other players by offering them helpful effects and bribes, incentivizing your opponents to attack each other instead of you
That line is pretty fuzzy, so its reasonable to think that the card could also be setting the mark in the other direction, and there might be some compelling arguments for it
Party Dude I like that Party Dude also gives your opponents a Food, but if they sacrifice it, you get to draw a card
The most exciting thing about these mechanics is featured on Pokemon, Trainers, and Energy cards alike
You should consider cards that care about the power and toughness of your creatures
Jund suddenly had access to multiple efficient answers to any cheap threat, and you had to think long and hard if it was actually worth it to play any creature which costs three of four mana