Memetic Badass/Tabletop Games/Card Games

Examples of es in include:


 * Magic: The Gathering has (or had, the fad has mostly passed now) Tarmogoyf Facts, based on the rather overpowered creature Tarmogoyf.
 * Chimney Imp. Horribly overcosted creature, or Best. Creature. Ever?!?
 * Craw Wurm, for the same reason.
 * More in the tradition of Tarmogoyf, Koth and Jace are looking to be this.
 * A few Magic: The Gathering players have also gotten the Chuck Norris treatment:
 * Jon Finkel, who is widely considered the best Magic player ever.
 * Mike Flores, who... isn't.
 * Mike Flores is the world's foremost plagiarism detective.
 * Razor Ramon got one, just for having the balls to name his deck "Hard Gay". And he won with it!
 * Three words: Storm Crow. CAW!
 * Fans of the Universal Fighting System collectable card game have elevated players to such levels.
 * Matt "Matt Khols" Khols, the only man badass enough to have his whole name be his nickname.
 * Alternatly, Scott "Scott Gaines" Gaines, the master of orange card-blue card.
 * James Hata, former US and World Champion and new designer for Fantasy Flight Games (the game's producer) is regarded by some as God.
 * "Shapesnatch" in the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game. Look at it and despair at its horrible power! It's even funnier once you notice that the lore points out the bow tie is the monster.
 * The Pokémon Trading Card Game has several classic examples. Most notably, Charizard from Base Set conforms to this trope to a T: although it is one of the slowest attackers from the set, one of the most inefficient, outclassed in both HP and attack power by nearly every stage two since 2007, and no rarer than any other holographic, the casual fandom (as well as retro fans) adamantly claims that it is the undisputed strongest card in the game.