City in a Bottle is one of the few cards that do that, and although its on flavor for the story that inspired it, its odd that it hates on its own set
Another Archon of Suns Grace-adjacent effect is always nice, and hell be slamming in as 5/5 lifelink before you know it, which can really swing a game
The general idea here is to get a Goldspan Dragon into play, protect it with a Counterspell, and then untap the next turn and go off with infinite treasures
While the border of a fake card might at first glance appear to be the same, an examination under a microscope will reveal that the fake cards border would usually have been printed via the use of halftone dots
With Nocturnal Hunger, for example, you can kill an opposing thing no matter what, but if the two life really matters (because, say, you're at 5 life) you can give the Food token and not lose the life