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Special Summon 1 "Soul Puppet Token" (Fiend-Type/DARK/Level 1/ATK ?/DEF ?)

The tapped ability is meh: It doesnt work in EDH, but sometimes you can do the trick in Constructed decks to find and put another one in playits not that good there, either

Nymris Flash Nymris, Oona's Trickster | Illustration by Johannes Voss Commander (1) Creatures (19) Academy Loremaster Cunning Nightbonder Quickling Activated Sleeper Naiad of Hidden Coves Nimble Obstructionist Slitherwisp Wavebreak Hippocamp Mocking Doppelganger Notion Thief Stunt Double Venser, Shaper Savant Necron Deathmark Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir Evil Twin Lochmere Serpent Sakashima's Protege Torrential Gearhulk Hullbreaker Horror Instants (29) Black Sun's Twilight Consider Dispel March of Swirling Mist March of Wretched Sorrow Opt Slip Out the Back Counterspell Countersquall Delay Drown in the Loch Go for the Throat Impulse Infernal Grasp Siphon Insight Snap Force of Despair Frantic Search Silundi Vision Unwind Aetherize Annul Hagra Mauling Hostile Negotiations Memory Plunder Mystical Teachings Mystic Confluence Sublime Epiphany Dig Through Time Sorceries (3) Blue Sun's Twilight Feed the Swarm Deem Inferior Enchantments (4) Omen of the Dead Alexi's Cloak Dress Down Omen of the Sea Artifacts (8) Sol Ring Arcane Signet Coldsteel Heart Dimir Signet Fellwar Stone Mind Stone Talisman of Dominance Worn Powerstone Lands (36) Ash Barrens Barren Moor Castle Locthwain Castle Vantress Choked Estuary Command Tower Creeping Tar Pit Darkslick Shores Demolition Field Dimir Aqueduct Dismal Backwater Evolving Wilds Fetid Pools Island x11 Maestros Theater River of Tears Sunken Hollow Swamp x6 Tainted Isle Temple of Deceit Underground River Nymris, Oona's Trickster leads the main control deck on this list

While it could only at most garner two-for-one card advantage, this often was enough to fuel three-color, base-white decks such as the oddly named "PT Junk" and "PT Jank" decks