Finally, if I owned a copy of Pitiless Plunderer, itd be in here for sure
And its partially true: titles like Hearthstone and Magic: The Gathering require well-thought-out strategies for a successful performance
MTG players can also give their strongest creatures Hexproof to stave off any removal effects, with green, blue and white cards all offering viable options at fair mana costs
(So yes, for those that like to dwell of the minutiae, technically permanents with landfall that change state do fall into the overall threshold category.) Let's look at another classic Magic card from days long ago: Is this a threshold card
Accordingly Surveil has something in spades that Scry only hints at: flavor
Another key element is that you can give any creature those abilities, even your opponents, making it a tricky card in multiplayer formats