I also mentioned comboing off with Lightning Crafter and Kiki Jiki, Mirror Breaker
A combat phase in a typical turn of MTG looks like this: Beginning of combat Declare attackers Declare blockers Assign combat damage End of combat Creatures with double strike or first strike (mentioned later in this article) effectively create two assign combat damage steps
Cytoplast Manipulator, a great foil to +1/+1 counter decks, is down to $0.24 from its old price of $5.60
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If you even play artifact tokens this is a good pickup
Of course, a dedicated Etrata deck will usually have even better ways to cheat this downside: phasing or flickering her out of play before the shuffle, attacking with copies of the original or copying the trigger itself, or even destroying the target with some other assassin in response to fizzle the shuffle