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Obviously, there will be some takes down in the comments below on how this creature is better than that artifact, or how the true winner is obviously enchantments

This means a triggered ability can be countered with cards like Tale's End or triggered again by things that resolve on the stack before it

Update: this deck has apparently earned a new nickname