Stax decks typically have broad effects, such as preventing players from tapping lands for mana or forcing players to sacrifice their creatures
Return all land cards from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped
This led to the concept of a reanimator deck focusing on Celes's initial journey of "getting the gang back together" to take down Kefka, using the graveyard to represent her lost teammates
Then theyve added the shadows and made some other small changes, so the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh print runs were unlimited edition, and these four print runs dont have any differences as far as anyone could tell (I have heard some rumors about some semi-glossy unlimited edition Base Set cards however, which Im still investigating - although those seem to be regional differences instead of print run differences)
Unless that creature has shroud or hexproof, Swords will almost certainly deal with the problem
After years of collecting, Ive learned exactly what separates the valuable pulls from the bulk commons