The Ruby/Sapphire deck, Plenty of Pluck, is a Ducktales/Moana mashup that specializes in items, locations, and a challenge-focused strategy meant to shut the opponent down and outplay them through strong resource management
So, when the rest of the interwebs are going crazy building decks around the next must-have Commander or freaking out about the newest broken two-mana creature, I tend to scour the list for cards that fly a little more under the radar
If a station ability you control resolves while you control Tapestry Warden, but the creature tapped to pay the cost of that station ability is no longer on the battlefield, check the characteristics of that creature as it last existed on the battlefield
Drawing cards whenever you make a token is quite the card advantage engine, and the Esper color combination is one of the better ones to do this in, especially with the passive token generation in white