Most of the sets were going to talk about today are reprints and a couple are from the earliest days of MTG, before Wizards of the Coast realized people would care which set a card was from
On top of that, Apprentice triggers on artifacts hitting the graveyard and dings all of your opponents on each trigger
If you do, Gogo and that creature each get +2/+0 and gain haste until end of turn and attack this turn if able.
Wolverine's effect triggers at every end step , meaning if you block with Wolverine, the ability to get a +1/+1 counter goes off at the end step, giving you a potential three triggers before your turn comes back around
It costs two Black and two random Mana to play, but it is much harder to get rid of than a creature
And that doesnt include promos or any other type of card, just main set releases