It doesn't just fetch a card to your hand, it plonks an artifact of your choice right onto the battlefield
The work is massive, the technique to make it both legible for each card while still working as an overall image is unprecedented
Tinybones, Bauble Burglar Tinybones, Bauble Burglar turns discard into theft by exiling opponents cards with stash counters and letting you play them
Nomura has spent decades working for Square Enix with multiple hits to his name (including Kingdom Hearts), but he's often associated with the Final Fantasy series
What really makes an Edgar Markov deck pop, though, is if you play him with mass land destruction, such as Ravages of War or Armageddon, resetting the board on turn four, while everyone else is trying to set themselves up with extra lands