The 'Top Tier Pro' estimate is what I used to estimate an upper bound (yes, one could make the argument that they maintain an 80% winrate all the way until Diamond, but I have to stop somewhere)
Swapping the creatures in each players graveyard with the ones they have in play can completely flip the game in an instant, assuming your army of the dead is the most powerful one at the table
The first of which is its depiction of torture, with a person wearing a metal mask that is locked onto their face, while theyre being electrocuted, while wearing few or little clothes
This would be grossly unplayable if not for this caveat: if Flubs' controller is empty-handed, every land they play or spell they cast will draw them a card
This means that if Admiral Beckett Brass is paired with many of the other offense-heavy Pirates on this list, it can be used to steal your opponents' most powerful and game-winning cards indefinitely.
All of the starter decks so far have had a Rare and a Super Rare for the foils, and Pan is a Rare