The final loyalty ability of this red planeswalker gives you an additional combat phase but only untaps one of your creatures
Corsair Captain A simple enough pirate typal lord, Corsair Captain does plenty to warrant inclusion in a pirate typal deck
Here are the other cards I might want: Sol Ring Arcane Signet Rakdos Signet Commander's Sphere Thought Vessel Fire Diamond Charcoal Diamond Mana Base The mana distribution of your deck depends on how many colored sources you run and what your curve looks like

Abnormal Endurance Ad Nauseam Aesthetic Consultation Afflict Agonizing Demise Alchemist's Gift Alesha's Legacy Altar's Reap Annihilate Anoint with Affliction Another Chance Aphotic Wisps Archenemy's Charm Armor of Shadows Ashnod's Intervention Assassin's Blade Assassin's Ink Astarion's Thirst Azula Always Lies Bake into a Pie Baleful Mastery Battle-Rage Blessing Betrayal of Flesh Bile Blight Bitter Downfall Bitter Triumph Black Sun's Twilight Bladebrand Bleed Dry Blessing of Belzenlok Blight Rot Blood Curdle Blood Pact Bloodline Culling Blot Out Body Count Bone Harvest Boon of Erebos Booster Tutor Borrowed Malevolence Breach Breathe Your Last Broken Visage Burden of Greed Burnt Offering Butcher's Glee Cabal Ritual Call for Blood Candy Grapple Carrion Cast Down Caustic Exhale Chain Assassination Chill Haunting Chill to the Bone Clear the Stage Cling to Dust Coat with Venom Coffin Purge Collective Nightmare Complete Disregard Compound Fracture Consume the Meek Consumed by Greed Consuming Ashes Consuming Corruption Contagion Corpse Churn Corpse Dance Corpse Lunge Corrupted Conviction Costly Plunder

Each Talent has a base ability, and as you level it up, you will unlock some bonus effects, though they involve you putting a good amount of mana into them
The question remains, however, which one of the best, or rather the most festive