Not only does she let you look at, and often play, the top card of your library, but she also lets you cheat on the equip costs of equipment played this way
$0.49 Knight Token Double Masters 2022 $0.99 Shard Token Kaldheim $1.99 Colossus Hammer Core Set 2020 $1.99 The Monarch Token Commander Legends $0.79 Snakeskin Veil Strixhaven Mystical Archive $0.59 Envoy of the Ancestors Modern Horizons 3 $1.49 Vampire Token (016) Innistrad: Crimson Vow $1.99 Angel Warrior Token Kaldheim $0.35 Kor Ally Token Battle for Zendikar $0.99 Vampire Knight Token Shadows Over Innistrad $5.99 Knight Token (0010) Final Fantasy $0.79 Knight Token Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate 0 results found
Part of the reason Im being a stickler about this distinction is that there are actual MTG rules about what it means to move a counter, and some niche interactions pop up when you compare moving counters to removing a counter from one thing and putting a counter elsewhere. I can also see a future where we get rules text that references whenever you move one or more counters, which would require precise text on the card
Enter this section of alternate win cons
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Liliana of the Veil $32.72 Liliana of the Veil is a solid reprint, but this black planeswalker isnt the monster it once was
