(If a creature with a finality counter on it would die, exile it instead.) Illustrated by Jason Rainville Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Legal Modern Not Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
What puts Soul Transfer over the top is the fact that, if its caster has an artifact or enchantment in play, Soul Transfer can do both its effects
One fun rules advantage is you can actually tap a Creature with summoning sickness to pay for Conspire, because it's the card with Conspire tapping the Creature, not attacking
Luster Dragon, Vorse Raider, and Mad Dog of Darkness are each level-4 summons boasting 1900 attack, making them great for front-line offense that can be rolled into getting out the Blue-Eyes
X is the total amount of life you gained this turn, regardless of any life lost
With some luck, you might even get your very own Lapras ex to add to your collection or build a deck with