A staple for Kanto completionists
Ammit Eternal Bloodvial Purveyor Boromir, Warden of the Tower Captured by the Consulate Chancellor of the Annex Counterbalance Decree of Silence Deep-Sea Kraken Dragonlair Spider Forced Fruition Ghostly Pilferer Hermit of the Natterknolls Hunting Grounds Ishai, Ojutai Dragonspeaker Ishai, Ojutai Dragonspeaker Kaervek the Merciless Lavinia, Azorius Renegade Lone Wolf of the Natterknolls Lurking Predators March of the World Ooze Memory Erosion Modular Monstrosity Mogg Sentry Painful Quandary Pardic Dragon Perplexing Chimera Powerbalance Reparations Rhystic Study Rhystic Study Sandswirl Wanderglyph Sauron, the Dark Lord Scalding Viper Scalding Viper Silverquill Silencer Spelltithe Enforcer Sunscorch Regent Swindler's Scheme Talion, the Kindly Lord Taurean Mauler Thundering Mightmare Tovolar's Magehunter Vazi, Keen Negotiator Voice of Resurgence

In a Late Middle Ages or early Renaissance context, firearms make sense, and if Magic were to visit a setting modeled after China about 1200 C.E., gunpowder weapons would be truer to history than their lack
[L][L][C] Electric Riot: 90+
So if you want to KO a Character, Ryuma is the play