Two-for-ones like these can make for very exciting cards to play
This is why I did a double-take when I saw one of my Twitter friends referring to a subset of newer cards as the Modern Reserved List. After all, if there is something out there that can conceivably be called the Modern Reserved List without eliciting gales of laughter, isnt it worth spending a lot of time to see if theres any truth to that claim
To break it down by ability type: Trample Rancor gives a creature +2/+0, trample, and returns to its owners hand when the creature dies, all for a single green mana
No one is going to get mad at you just because you decided Gyruda, Doom of Depths was more of a role-player in your maindeck than a fearsome companion who will fight by your side
Priest of the Crossing
This high up, we'll go strictly by Whoever gets the most bans, wins. You can play Timetwister in Vintage (even if it's restricted) and Commander, but Yawgmoth's Bargain is strictly Vintage-only and one of Magic's best black enchantments ever