Magic has been around for long enough to spin off hundreds of unique mechanics, each with its own unique advantages, dedicated support cards and memorable payoffs
The CGC 6.5 copy was sold for $200,000, highlighting its status as one of the most expensive error cards ever
Kadena's Silencer Kadena's SilencerKadena's Silencer strikes me as the type of card I'd like to abuse, especially if you can loop it with IxidronIxidron in some way to repeatedly flip it face-down, but even that has its limits
If a commander whose eminence ability triggers is put into the command zone before that ability can resolve, the ability doesnt do anything
Therefore, if you've just attacked with a creature equipped with a reconfigure equipment, you can now reconfigure said equipment and it represents an untapped artifact creature that can block
For example, if Narod, the Beige Flower and Doran, the Siege Tower ("Each creature assigns combat damage equal to its toughness rather than its power") are both on the battlefield, each time a creature would deal combat damage, that creature's controller chooses whether it assigns combat damage equal to its mana value or its toughness