Most obviously is in equipment decks, where living weapon equipment solves a major issue of what happens when you've got a bunch of equipment, but nothing to equip them to
This card was the linchpin of many combo strategies, but it was eventually banned in Legacy and restricted in Magic's Vintage format
An excellent example of this is Back to Basics
Each Innistrad: Crimson Vow draft booster contains 16 Magic: The Gathering cards of which: - A double- or single-faced rare or mythic rare
Part of this is because the video games arent as focused on individual NPCs and bosses as they are on moment-to-moment gameplay, like a Deathclaw ripping you to shreds as you load into a new area
Battles were first revealed during Phyrexia: All Will Be One's spoiler season in February, when the card Atraxa, Grand Unifier had the word Battle mysteriously printed on it, indicating a new card type