Negate captures magic's enigmatic and cataclysmic nature in an awe-inspiring fashion that other cards do not
There is no "may" on that take-back, so you might absentmindedly take back a Greed's Gambit after working hard to give it away The rest of the deck is ostensibly just dimir good stuff
Whenever equipped creature attacks, destroy target creature
Combined with vigilance, lifelink, and flying, Atraxa sustains pressure without overcommitting, making her a strong strategic inclusion for players who want an Angel-adjacent control shell rather than pure tribal focus
Once Fangorn, Tree Shepherd leaves the battlefield, you have until the end of the current step or phase to spend whatever green mana is in your mana pool before it too empties as normal
While Mirri is tapped, there's no restriction on how many creatures can attack planeswalkers you control or battles you protect