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When this creature enters, any number of other target creatures you control phase out. (Treat them and anything attached to them as though they don't exist until their controller's next turn.)
Guardian of Faith is a deceptively elegant Spirit Knight that rewards careful sequencing and board awareness, making it especially strong in tempo and control shells. At three mana, flash lets you hold up interaction and still ambush the battlefield, while vigilance means it can contribute to pressure or defense immediately after it arrives. Its real power is the phase-out effect: you can save your best creatures from sweepers, blank targeted removal, or even temporarily hide creatures with unfavorable attachments, all while preserving your board for a safer return on your next turn. In gameplay terms, it pairs well with token-heavy decks that want to protect a wide board, and with creatures that carry valuable auras or equipment you want to shield from removal. Because the phasing happens on entry, it can also rescue attackers after blocks are declared, turning combat math in your favor and creating a sharp, surprise-driven play pattern.
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Guardian of Faith is a deceptively elegant Spirit Knight that rewards careful sequencing and board awareness, making it especially strong in tempo and control shells. At three mana, flash lets you hold up interaction and still ambush the battlefield, while vigilance means it can contribute to pressure or defense immediately after it arrives. Its real power is the phase-out effect: you can save your best creatures from sweepers, blank targeted removal, or even temporarily hide creatures with unfavorable attachments, all while preserving your board for a safer return on your next turn. In gameplay terms, it pairs well with token-heavy decks that want to protect a wide board, and with creatures that carry valuable auras or equipment you want to shield from removal. Because the phasing happens on entry, it can also rescue attackers after blocks are declared, turning combat math in your favor and creating a sharp, surprise-driven play pattern.
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