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Giving a creature shadow all but guarantees youll be able to sneak some combat damage through, giving your opponents very few ways to stop it
When a card with Cipher is encoded on a creature and that creature deals combat damage to a player, you may copy the encoded card and cast the copy without paying its mana cost
Prismatic Ending Prismatic Ending is a versatile removal option that can target a wide range of permanents, from tiny creatures to powerful artifacts or enchantments
Once a creature has attacked, this can be any time the turn it declared an attack, they can pay the Boast cost once to activate its effect