You might only have three or four lands total but feel that tempo is more important and therefore cycle your land on turn one to increase your odds of getting a two drop
Similar to Zanarkand, Slime Against Humanity creates a token and puts counters on it
Withengar even has an ability that lends it to be used in multiplayer formats like Commander, as when another player loses the game, thirteen +1/+1 counters are put on the Demon
Verhey gave an example he had a heck of a time with: Kain Highwind, the best friend of the protagonist of Final Fantasy 4, who keeps switching sides with and against the party
Cryptic Command can tap all creatures that all opponents control
Each time he banishes something, even if he's the one being challenged, he'll also get to deal two damage to another character