Casual decks are supposed to be fun to play
Titan of Industry Good creatures with some protection and ETB effects tend to be heavily played, whether in ramp decks, control decks, or blink decks

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Lifecrafter's Bestiary: This is really good
I like what Inquisitor Eisenhorn is doing, even if its a little hard to set up
The timing is not random