The closest we got before was in a different MTG color, and easier to play, though (we think) less fun: the 6-cost Red sword Embercleave, from 2019's Throne of Eldraine set
[226] They later released an expansion Battle for Zendikar featuring multi-color Planeswalkers Kiora and Ob Nixilis and a colorless Eldrazi Ruiner, and a second master set Shadows Over Innistrad which has 4 new Planeswalkers and also includes the addition of cryptoliths
Saddle 1 (Tap any number of other creatures you control with total power 1 on more: This Mount becomes saddled until end of turn
Its signpost uncommon, Seedship Broodtender, not only fills your graveyard but also revives fallen creatures or Spacecraft
It initially features a rare lavender tint before it was changed to a dark Charizard in later generations
When it comes to collabs with Wizards of the Coast, Beadle & Grimm's is probably best known for its extensive D&D wares