Each of these cards are meant to highlight a driver and their vehicle, working as a sort of glamour-shot showing off what is meant to be an inspirational scene

Approach of the Second Sun Day of Judgment Defiant Strike Divine Gambit Ephemerate Gift of Estates Gods Willing Mana Tithe Revitalize Swords to Plowshares Teferis Protection Blue Suns Zenith Brainstorm Compulsive Research Counterspell Memory Lapse Minds Desire Negate Opt Strategic Planning Tezzerets Gambit Time Warp Whirlwind Denial Agonizing Remorse Crux of Fate Dark Ritual Demonic Tutor Doom Blade Duress Eliminate Inquisition of Kozilek Sign in Blood Tainted Pact Tendrils of Agony Village Rites Chaos Warp Claim the Firstborn Faithless Looting Grapeshot Increasing Vengeance Infuriate Lightning Bolt Mizzixs Mastery Shock Stone Rain Thrill of Possibility Urzas Rage Abundant Harvest Adventurous Impulse Channel Cultivate Harmonize Krosan Grip Natural Order Primal Command Regrowth Snakeskin Veil Weather the Storm Despark Electrolyze Growth Spiral Lightning Helix Putrefy Strixhaven: School of Mages releases April 23

Solemn Simulacrum Invitational/World Championship Winner : Jens Thoren Tournament : 2003 Magic Invitational Solemn Simulacrum, also known as Sad Robot, is a bit of a classic card that was heavily played in the early days of EDH
Getting it at the time of your choosing, in order to save your creature during combat, from a direct damage spell, or to kill an opponent with an unblocked creature is gravy on the train
The value of X is calculated only once, as Bast's last ability resolves
Its like adding a tax of 3 mana to whatever your best Artifact is, and it isnt like this format has a ton of Artifacts anyway