For the longest time, it was a card youd see in basically every deck that wasnt able to play Wood Elves and Farhaven Elf
While this first ability may appear to be nothing too special, Oath of Nissa's second ability produces a great deal of mileage in practically any "Superfriends" Commander deck
But it is difficult to imagine any good idea coming from the concept of creating a sub-game within the game - the exact effect of Shahrazad
There were the literal sub-game cards like Tug of War and Enter the Dungeon going all the way back to Arabian Nights Shahrazad back in 1993
For example: Pokemon ETB: Pokemon Center, Target, Walmart, GameStop, Amazon, Card Shop A Panini Prizm Hobby: Target, Walmart, Amazon, Steel City, Blowout Cards, Card Shop B MTG Collector Booster: Amazon, GameStop, Card Kingdom, Channel Fireball, Card Shop C Each row in your matrix is a product
Booster packs are meant to build the core of your deck, not the finer parts