mtg return target card from your graveyard to your hand Once and Future Return from graveyard cards :

Its the kind of card we dont see often anymore because of how demonstrably unfair it is (and how unfun it can be to play against)

Its properties ensure a smooth handling experience, and the black core layer plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and appearance of the cards over time.

You also have plenty of support for spellslinging wizards with cards like Flame of Anor, or for control decks with cards like Stern Scolding and Reprieve

Bahamut still keeps its two lore counter on it, but: Now it doesn't gain any more lore counters at the start of my first main phase

Rebound exiles spells when you cast them and lets you cast them again for free on your next upkeep