If they're not all true as the ability resolves, you won't win the game
(Although, honorable mention to Squandered Resources, arguably the best of that lot)
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912 traditional foil cards
In my experience, your creatures die to a wipe or they take 13 damage with a Blasphemous Act, and no coroner is going to look at the charred husk of what used to be your commander and say "I think the cause of death was Minestrone." Making a creature unblockable is good, giving it Shroud is NOT always good because sometimes you like the idea of having an unblockable creature that can have more equipment and auras go on it
Fraternal Exaltation, which honors the birth of Garfield's second child
