And even further away, on some destroyed near-future Earth, an artificer from the Brotherhood of Steel uses their energy tools to repair a set of power armor
It is however an exceptional one
Rite of the Raging Storm creates tokens that sacrifice themselves at the end of your opponents turn, and, while they dont necessarily have to attack each turn, but theres little reason not to send it in at another player.Even if they dont attack, the token will still trigger effects that happen when a creature dies, like Morbid Opportunist
Whenever Sin enters or attacks, you must " exile a permanent out of your graveyard at random, then create a tapped token copy of that card
Its almost scary what this means in a multiplayer game
If you'd rather gain control of all your opponents' Creatures instead, you could also combine Standardize with Peer Pressure (as long as you have the widest board when it resolves)