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Whenever the controlling player is dealt combat damage, it forces each opponent to sacrifice a creature that dealt combat damage that turn, before the Ring tempts the player

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Though she has a cost of 7 Ink, Clarabelle is a Floodborn character, which means that she has the Shift keyword, allowing her to be played directly on top of another Clarabelle card, for a reduced cost (in a manner reminiscent of how evolving works in Pokemon)

I do really like the art for both of them, too, with the guy in Telekinesis manipulating a chunk of statue

For the longest time (basically until Counterspell was printed in Modern), Thoughtseize, and to a lesser extent Inquisition of Kozilek, were the only major universal disruption spells in Modern