There aren't actually any rulings about how the player must perform the shuffle, meaning that they could theoretically conceal their shuffling completely and turn your opponent's blocking into a complete guessing game as opposed to trying to follow the shuffle around which might have been the intention of the card
Even the virtual world has at least some mentions of this game, if not a mini-game devoted to it
COME OVER TO THE WINNING SIDE Of course, the most common theft is of an opposing creature
Wilds of Eldraine brings Commander Imodane, the Pyrohammer to rule the realm with this deck full of instant and sorcery burn spells to damage opposing creatures, triggering her ability that deals equal damage to every opponent at the same time
This deck is led by Wreck-It Ralph in his card "Wreck-It Ralph, Demolition Dude," (who makes his Lorcana debut along with many other characters from his franchise) and by Elsa with her card "Elsa, the Fifth Spirit." Now, when I say "led by" I'm really talking about the two cards on the front of the box
Meklords are hungry, hungry machines, led by the Meklord Emperors