When magic first started, Wizards was a far smaller company and pulled ideas for sets from history or, in the case of Arabian Nights, a book (One Thousand and One Nights), which gave way to cards like Ali Baba
$0.35 Circle of Power Final Fantasy $0.35 Cornered by Black Mages Final Fantasy $3.99 Lindblum, Industrial Regency Final Fantasy $0.35 The Emperor of Palamecia Final Fantasy $0.35 Mysidian Elder Final Fantasy $0.35 Black Waltz No
Treasure decks want to use treasure tokens as their primary engine, utilizing one or more of their different aspects to their benefit
This allows for some interesting strategizing: Will you play weaker, less memory-intensive cards on your own turn to choke your opponent on memory during theirs
(2021-04-16) You may choose any creature card in your graveyard, not just one that you milled this way