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Scatter Power 3UU

Instant - Rare

Counter target Spell or Ability. You may put a copy of it on the Stack up to one time for each available target.

Bastardize 5RR

Special - Rare

Bastardize counts as every card type.

When Bastardize deals combat damage to an opponent, that opponent loses the game.

1/7

Chillblains 1BU

Enchantment - R

When any Creature deals damage to you, Chillblains deals 2 damage to that Creature. Tap that Creature and it doesn't Untap during its controller's next Untap Step.

Quivering Palm W

Instant - Rare

As an additional cost to play Quivering Palm, Tap and Untapped Monk you control.

Destroy target Permanent.

Predestination 2BU

Sorcery - Rare

Search your Library for any card and put it into your Hand. Then put your Library back in any order.

Photographic Memory 2UU

Enchantment - Rare

All cards in your Graveyard gain Flashback with activation cost equal to their Mana Cost.

Quick! 4RR

Sorcery - Rare

Untap up to six target Lands.

Take another turn after this turn.

Love Token RRR

Sorcery - Rare

Gain control of target Creature until end of turn. That Creature gains Haste until end of turn. That Creatures owner gains a Treasure.

Rafelsia 3UU

Creature - Plant - Rare

You may choose not to untap Rafelsia during your Untap Step.

T: Gain control of target Planeswalker as long as Rafelsia remains Tapped.

1/5

Suggestion U

Instant - Rare

Counter target spell or ability. Its controller draws two cards.

Omega Directive 3RR

Sorcery - Double Rare

For the remainder of the game, all cards except Omega Directive lose all abilities.

Lower Resistance 1W

Instant - Rare

Choose a creature. That Creature loses all abilities permanently. Lower Resistance has no target. This Effect can't be prevented by other Effects or Abilities.

Draw a card.

Updates
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According to the Golden Rule of Magic:
1) If a Rule on a card contradicts the Rulebook, the Rule on the Card overrides the Rulebook.
2) If Two Rules disagree about whether or not something can or cannot happen or must or must not happen, the rule which forbids it from happening overrides the other rule.
Updates
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Errata: Since Bastardize also counts as a Mana Source, it doesn't use the Stack. It instead goes directly onto the battlefield from your hand.
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