If you have a full party, put three +1/+1 counters on that creature instead
As I explained last week, one of the major mechanics in the set was "committing crimes" (defined as any spell or ability that targets an opponent or their spells, permanents, or cards in the graveyard)
New to MtG is the concept of committing a crime, for game purposes this means: using a spell or ability that targets an opponent, a permanent they control, a spell an opponent controls, or their graveyard
That's nasty in a format where you can only drop one card a turn
Nevertheless, they sometimes do create more problems by making things that solve earlier problems, like this Species Gorger: Gulistan, Simic biomancer The flavor text for Knight Watch, coupled with its art:"We lost respect after the battle for Barbu Rooftop
The reveal didnt just showcase a bunch of gorgeous artwork, though, it also explained how some of these cards will function while honoring some characters in-game abilities