The artwork for Living Death gives off some heavy Evil Dead vibes, with the main character holding some sort of spectral recording device while being chased by several zombies, perhaps some old friends back from the dead
Wrap Up Krark, the Thumbless | Illustration by Mathias Kollros If you want to cast a spell, you likely want to do it again, which makes copy spells perfect for all manner of spellslinger decks, from those interested in storming off with the mana from Jeska's Will to the battlecruiser-esque that accelerate out Aminatou's Augury and Expropriate
This means the card you are holding is slightly rarer than the common card
Set: Sword & Shield: Darkness Ablaze Type: Water Rarity: Rare Retreat cost: Colorless,Colorless
Then each spell you cast with that named character in their name, flavor text, or art costs less to cast, but just the colored mana, not generic
If your opponent plays heavy creatures to counter, you can just gain control of them