You will find that (and a ton of fun) with Magic: the Gathering s newest and biggest set release since Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth
The cards look lovely, and information on what they do and when they do it is readily available in bold, easy-to-read text
Flashback ensures the effect is not a one time deal, giving control and midrange decks repeatable value without overcommitting
Astral uses them alongside cards like "Ritual Refinement" and "Parallel Material" in order to massively swarm "Numbers" on his field
If you sac Optimus Prime, Hero Flip on your turn then when it returns to the battlefield it has summoning sickness, can't attack without haste
Bill the Pony Everyone's favorite steed 4-drop 1/4 uncommon legendary dork, Bill the Pony, arrives with two Food and then sacs one for no mana to allow one creature to deal damage equal to its toughness until the end of the turn