Divine Gambit is another unconditional removal spell, but it carries considerable risk
The humorous image illustrated by Fujimoto Gold for Cramorant's Secret Rare card 176/167 for Twilight Masquerade feels as though it is part of a story that needs part two
(Which it definitely was in Standard, because you would see it everywhere.) It didnt take that long for the next one
This Rare Shiny card is numbered SV41/94 in the set
Not normally, but if Shellephant has first strike, double strike, or triple strike, and the creatures it's in combat with have none of them, you can deal damage as a 3/3 and then change it to a 1/4 before normal damage happens
It's a Delirium enabler, which already provides some assistance to decks using that strategy, but it also creates additional threats for every turn it's allowed to attack thanks to manifest dread