Incentivizing your opponents to attack each other is welcome, but it just means you have less life total to deal with yourself
This feels like the kind of card that goes infinite, but even if it doesnt, it can repeatedly bounce itself or protect valuable artifacts from spot removal
My real conclusion about blue here might just be that you should respect Devious Cover-Up, and it might change how control decks are built, though Unmoored Ego can punish people who go too far.
What this means is: Cards from Unfinity without acorn stamps are legal to play by default in Commander
He says he's not well treated by the other noble children, as his family's honor is in tatters
The marketing ploy worked for Wizards of the Coast, and Im sure we will be hearing Hasbro president Chris Cocks congratulating Magic: the Gathering for once again topping its quarterly revenue and cementing its legacy as the toy giants most profitable billion-dollar brand