happily ever after mtg card Extended - Throne of Eldraine - 337 Rare Enchantment At the beginning of your upkeep Happily Ever After Throne of

WATER 26-105CGarnet Characters are dulled at the point when abilities are resolved

Legendary Creature - Shapeshifter Skemfar Shadowsage When this creature enters, choose one Each opponent loses X life, where X is the greatest number of creatures you control that have a creature type in common

Its good in token strategies that use effects like Doubling Season since it gives them a little resilience to board wipes, and it even works in dragon tribal decks that care about the quantity of their dragons more than their quality

You can think of it almost like they're exploiting a loophole in the game, except that it's a completely legal and valid strategy

The more valuable a card is, the more likely that someone will attempt to make a counterfeit

Also, the creature needs to deal with the damage for lifelink to work