Perhaps had they known then what we know now, they might just have taken better care of them rather than shoving them in their pockets and, heaven forbid, actually using them to play the Pokemon Trading Card game
Players pass Alexios around the board each turn, and it gets stronger each turn as it's forced to attack players besides its owner
But neither card can match the absurdity of Natural Order, which, for the low, low cost of four mana and sacrificing a green creature, lets you put the best green creature from your deck directly on the battlefield, which often means your opponent staring down a Progenitus or a Craterhoof Behemoth as early as Turn 2 or 3, which is pretty wild
It has lost some effectiveness lately because the graveyard decks rely on engines more than they do individual cards
Then in the matchup that you need you'd search out which one you'd need
Chevill can get stranded in limbo if you cant claim the first bounty