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Blinking Pramikon so that you can easily shift the direction of attacks provides a good way to address some of the hazards Pramikon normally brings to table politics while also opening up the ability for attacks to proceed unimpeded when casting a flicker effect that returns your creature to play at the end of a turn, adding considerable flexibility to a very inflexible effect
No shadow Shadowless (still 1999, still valuable) Soft grey shadow Unlimited Step 3 (optional): Check the copyright text The copyright line at the bottom of the card varies by print run: 1st Edition / Shadowless: "1995, 96, 98, 99 Nintendo, Creatures, GAMEFREAK 1999 Wizards" (note the double 1999 ) Unlimited: Same copyright line, drop shadow added 1999-2000 (eighth print): "1999-2000" appears at the bottom right For Trainer and Energy cards (which never had drop shadows in any print run), the copyright text is the only reliable way to differentiate between print runs
The most common route to victory is resolving Jace and using him to draw cards until you can cast and protect a Monastery Mentor for a turn
This includes triggers that look for when permanents die (which is simply shorthand for is put into a graveyard from play) or are destroyed (shorthand for dies due to lethal damage, including deathtouch damage, or a destroy effect)