when did pokemon start doing full art cards The 30-Year History of the Pokémon TCG in 30 THE DUO, 1st ever textured

For example, Clever Impersonator is not a god in your hand, but it becomes one if it enters the battlefield as a copy of a god

While the card name is Ditto, it's technically imitating a Bulbasaur, so since the visual depiction and full card name reference Bulbasaur, this card counts among Bulbasaur's best

Springleaf Parade Make Insidious Roots more flexible and create tokens upon entry and you get Springleaf Parade

If you can infinitely flicker him then you can steal every permanent on the table

Winds of Abandon is cheaper and has the added flexibility of being able to cast it as a sorcery-speed more expensive Path to Exile

Caretaker's Talent isn't seeing play in Standard, so it seems Magic: The Gathering players are purely buying it for EDH (or perhaps speccing on the card after Innkeeper's Talent went way up in price)