Akul the Unrepentant Ambush Gigapede Baron Bertram Graywater Blacksnag Buzzard Blood Hustler Boneyard Desecrator Caustic Bronco Desperate Bloodseeker Eriette, the Beguiler Forsaken Miner Gisa, the Hellraiser Hollow Marauder Honest Rutstein Kaervek, the Punisher Kambal, Profiteering Mayor Laughing Jasper Flint Lazav, Familiar Stranger Marchesa, Dealer of Death Nezumi Linkbreaker Obeka, Splitter of Seconds Overzealous Muscle Rakdos, the Muscle Rattleback Apothecary Raven of Fell Omens Rictus Robber Rooftop Assassin Ruthless Lawbringer Satoru, the Infiltrator Servant of the Stinger The Gitrog, Ravenous Ride Tinybones, the Pickpocket Treasure Dredger Unscrupulous Contractor Vadmir, New Blood Vault Plunderer Vial Smasher, Gleeful Grenadier Vraska, the Silencer
Sindbad (T1, S) OK, I hear my audience saying, Why is a marginal creature which hasn't seen play since Fourth Edition sitting on this list
Evil Reawakened Rating: 3/10 Reanimation spells arent often that good in Limited, but Evil Reawakened might have the support it needs
For example, Mickey Mouse - Detective is considered a different card than Mickey Mouse - Playful Sorcerer
Revealed by Bleeding Cool on September 4, Secret Identity is a one mana spell that lets you temporarily turn a creature into a 1/1 Civilian with hexproof or a 3/4 hero with flying and vigilance