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Sure, its not popularly used outside of formats with high creative freedom like Commander or hard restrictions like Pauper, but it has a huge design space thanks to how much it limits a card

Its just that seeing the mana value and power/toughness on the left of Left-Handed Sisay, Weatherlight Captain is weird

Whats your favorite creature to equip with Blade of Selves