Common
Bender's Waterskin
Artifact
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• Target creature gets -1/-1 until end of turn.
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Azula Always Lies is a deceptively flexible black Lesson that rewards careful timing and board awareness, much like its name suggests. In practice, it best supports tempo and control shells: the -1/-1 mode can finish off small threats, weaken combat math, or combine cleanly with chip damage and deathtouch, while the +1/+1 counter mode can save your own creature in a race or turn a modest attacker into a real problem. Because you can choose both modes, the card often plays like a miniature combat trick that swings multiple outcomes at once, especially when you target opposing and friendly creatures in the same exchange. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with sacrifice or counter-matter synergies, since putting a counter on your own creature can help trigger growth themes while the shrink effect clears the path. As a common, it is especially appealing in limited where versatility matters most.
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Azula Always Lies is a deceptively flexible black Lesson that rewards careful timing and board awareness, much like its name suggests. In practice, it best supports tempo and control shells: the -1/-1 mode can finish off small threats, weaken combat math, or combine cleanly with chip damage and deathtouch, while the +1/+1 counter mode can save your own creature in a race or turn a modest attacker into a real problem. Because you can choose both modes, the card often plays like a miniature combat trick that swings multiple outcomes at once, especially when you target opposing and friendly creatures in the same exchange. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with sacrifice or counter-matter synergies, since putting a counter on your own creature can help trigger growth themes while the shrink effect clears the path. As a common, it is especially appealing in limited where versatility matters most.
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