Second to last map in "Armageddon's Blade" campaign in Heroes of Might and Magic III: Armageddon's Blade has the protagonists face against Xeron, who was previously playable in a Perspective Flip in the middle of the campaign

Shu Yun's Cantrips Shu Yun, the Silent Tempest | Illustration by David Gaillet Commander (1) Creatures (12) Archmage Emeritus Birgi, God of Storytelling Elsha of the Infinite Feather, the Redeemed Guttersnipe Kykar, Wind's Fury Mavinda, Students' Advocate Monastery Mentor Storm-Kiln Artist Talrand, Sky Summoner Young Pyromancer Willbreaker Instants (30) Brainstorm Brute Force Built to Smash Confound Counterspell Crimson Wisps Defiant Strike Defy Gravity Emerge Unscathed Expedite Fists of Flame Flawless Maneuver Generous Gift Gods Willing Infuriate Kazuul's Fury Keep Safe Leap Opt Path to Exile Sejiri Shelter Shadow Rift Shelter Sheltering Light Stubborn Denial Swords to Plowshares Titan's Strength Unleash Fury Valorous Stance Wear Sorceries (9) Cloak of Feathers Crash Through Distortion Strike Gitaxian Probe Ponder Reckless Charge Serum Visions Slip Through Space Wrath of God Enchantments (5) Aqueous Form Jeskai Ascendancy Rhystic Study Smothering Tithe Whirlwind of Thought Artifacts (11) Arcane Signet Azorius Signet Boros Signet Izzet Signet Leering Emblem Runechanter's Pike Sol Ring Swiftfoot Boots Talisman of Conviction Talisman of Creativity Talisman of Progress Lands (32) Adarkar Wastes Battlefield Forge Command Tower Fiery Islet Hallowed Fountain Hengegate Pathway Island x5 Mountain x5 Mystic Gate Mystic Monastery Needleverge Pathway Plains x4 Raugrin Triome Riverglide Pathway Sacred Foundry Sea of Clouds Shivan Reef Spectator Seating Steam Vents Sunbaked Canyon Training Center Shu Yun, the Silent Tempest offers a unique angle on combat-centric decks, picking non-creature spells over equipment

Once the key threats have been dealt with, the Control player can play an expensive creature of their own, or start drawing cards and gaining resources until victory becomes inevitable
So thats the view when you zoom out the camera a bit more
I expect her to sit at the heart of many a combo in Commander, and do a lot of work in the right Standard aggro deck
This Regular print of the card probably has the weirdest design, with the Magikarp seemingly about to be swallowed by its partner and not particularly enjoying the prospect