Living End +2 Chalice of the Void +3 Leyline of the Void -1 Lightning Bolt -1 Fatal Push -2 Terminate -1 Blood Moon Tron +1 Blood Moon +2 Pithing Needle +2 Sheoldred, the Apocalypse -1 Fatal Push -1 Lightning Bolt -2 Terminate -1 Kroxa, Titan of Deaths Hunger Rhinos +2 Chalice of the Void +2 Sheoldred, the Apocalypse +2 Engineered Explosives +1 Fatal Push +1 Kroxa, TItan of Deaths Hunger -2 Terminate -1 Lightning Bolt -1 Blood Moon -4 Orcish Bowmasters Not Dead After All creates a zero mana enchantment that will be destroyed by Engineered Explosives
IIRC in Yugioh there is only a certain number of Blue-Eyes (from the show?), so you could put a rule on the card 'there may only be X Blue-Eyes on the battlefield at any time', Star Wars CCG used to have permanents that you could have 2 or 3 copies of in play, in addition to stuff you could only have 1 of, the concept would work fine here too, only this could care about both players' boards
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Heck, Widow's Walk ability is so situational, that it might not even align well with typical Limited strategies, where attacking with multiple creatures is often preferred
Before I tackle that, though, I want to talk about how I see Limited as a format, and the two distinct archetypes that exist in it
