I skip those because I want legal, playable cards in my total
Thraximundar Thraximundar swings as a 6/6 with haste, and it forces your opponent to sacrifice a creature each time it attacks
Shimmering Skies also features a minor re-design to the style of Enchanted cards, making the info boxes take up less space so that the art can properly stretch to every border of the card
If Ezio loses first strike after it has already dealt first-strike combat damage but before regular combat damage has been dealt, it won't also deal regular combat damage (unless it somehow has double strike)
Mass destruction by a divine, unknowable source has often been a staple concept in Magic: The Gathering 's aesthetic design repertoire, and Day of Judgment has been a tough card to get perfectly right for many card illustrators, but, like with Natural Order in the #5 spot, Finnstark manages to get the concept nailed just right