Each Samurai has an alternate version with new art in the Samurai frame: There are ten commons, seven uncommons, four rares, and one mythic rare with the Samurai treatment
Puresteel Paladin does almost the same thing as Sram, Senior Edificer in terms of drawing cards, but it looks for Equipment coming into play, not being cast
These are cards that arent fully supported by Magics ruleset, but are intuitive, and otherwise non-problematic
Though costly at seven mana, Tlincalli Hunter is a green 7/7 Scorpion Scout with trample that states, that its controller may pay zero mana rather than the mana cost of the first creature that player casts from exile each turn
What this means is when you have it enter the battlefield, you get a ton of Treasure tokens since it adds up the total number of all artifacts and enchantments across all your opponents