This is a perfect example of why you want to run other types of removal on top of your creature removal
It hits hard, it hits right away, it is massive, it has all the right evasion and it even has some mild ability to protect itself
The use of dice rolling, which was relevant in the past in MtG , is now coming back in full force
(2026-01-27) The tokens don't copy whether Shredder is tapped or untapped, whether he has any counters on him or Auras attached to him, or any non-copy effects that have changed his types, color, and so on
The Kami needs the counters on itself to produce mana, but it also powers up all of your other +1/+1 counter-adding effects
* The Ring can tempt you even if you don't control a creature