Instead of limiting yourself to 35 creatures, what if you shuffled 35 random creatures each game, or once a night, from a pile of creatures
The best place for this card is alongside one of Magic's mono-red treasure-making commanders, where the restrictive color identity means you don't have so many options of cards to choose between
Off to the right of these areas, you'll place your "library" or deck, your graveyard pile for destroyed creatures or used cards, and any cards that have been exiled from your field or graveyard, as shown above
However, from time to time, Magic forms a mighty partnership with a piece of pop culture to bring us non-canon cards
Not only is the art on this Mickey card absolutely gorgeous, but the card's effect is a great way to stun your opponent's characters to prevent them from questing next turn, making it a central part of Emerald's game plan