This rule makes daybound/nightbound cards different to other transforming or double-faced permanents
Since its debut in 1987, it has become the favorite of millions of players, with its innovative gameplay, ground breaking graphics, immersive storytelling and iconic characters across numerous mainline titles and a variety of spin-offs
If an effect stops a token from attacking a specific player, that token can attack any player, planeswalker, or battle, or not attack at all
Imperial Bow: I wouldnt bother with Imperial Bow as you can challenge and banish characters pretty easily without it
It loses some power in Limited, and its much easier for it to be outclassed, but its still absurdly powerful and you should definitely play Ragavans Zidane reskin
Compared to Enchanted cards from previous Lorcana sets, most of Into the Inklands' Enchanted cards have a painterly style that gives them an impressionistic or almost ethereal look