At the beginning of combat, you can move a counter from one of your creatures to another, letting you line up the best possible attack

Eshki Dragonclaw Eshki Dragonclaw | Illustration by Tran Nguyen Commander (1) Creature (46) Baral and Kari Zev Beanstalk Giant Beluna Grandsquall Bloomvine Regent Bonecrusher Giant Drix Fatemaker Edgewall Innkeeper Effortless Master Elusive Otter Fear of Missing Out Flopsie, Bumi's Buddy Gigastorm Titan Goblin Anarchomancer Highspire Bell-Ringer Ilysian Caryatid Jori En, Ruin Diver Karakyk Guardian Karvanista, Loyal Lupari Kraum, Violent Cacophony Marang River Regent Naga Fleshcrafter Nightshade Dryad Nova Hellkite Outcaster Trailblazer Picnic Ruiner Proud Wildbonder Questing Druid Rosethorn Acolyte Runescale Stormbrood Sagu Wildling Scalding Viper Songcrafter Mage Spider Manifestation Sprite Dragon Stormkeld Vanguard Stormshriek Feral Sunshower Druid Surrak, Elusive Hunter Temur Battlecrier Temur Devotee Two-Headed Hunter Ty Lee, Artful Acrobat Uthros Psionicist Warden of the Grove Whirlwing Stormbrood Zimone, Paradox Sculptor Instants (7) Auroral Procession Frantic Search Growth Spiral Harrow Heritage Reclamation Origin of Metalbending Snakeskin Veil Sorceries (3) Bridgeworks Battle Farseek Rampant Growth Artifacts (4) Lucky Clover Arcane Signet Sol Ring Swiftfoot Boots Enchantment (1) Land (38) Ash Barrens Bonders' Enclave Bountiful Landscape Cinder Glade Command Bridge Command Tower Crossroads Village Evolving Wilds Exotic Orchard Forest x6 Frontier Bivouac Island x5 Jidoor, Aristocratic Capital Maelstrom of the Spirit Dragon Mossfire Valley Mountain x3 Path of Ancestry Rogue's Passage Rugged Highlands Shire Terrace Smoldering Spires Soaring Seacliff Swiftwater Cliffs Temple of Epiphany Thornwood Falls Thriving Grove Zanarkand, Ancient Metropolis This Eshki Dragonclaw deck is a flexible one with lots of room for self-expression

Ian Malcolm is a super weird card, and as the name and flavor text suggests, can have a weird effect on the game
Dragon also has natural synergy with the deck
Comparable cards sold from a low of $4, but a PSA 10 reached a high of $1,775
Here we can see a fake edge with a clear "split" in between the two card pieces