Another important thing is "Deadpool's text-changing replacement effect applies as it resolves, not when it enters the battlefield." That means that this ability isn't a triggered one, so: Nothing goes on the stack No one gets priority It just happens immediately It doesn't seem like a lot until you realize that it goes around Hexproof, Ward, and Shroud
You must still follow all timing restrictions and pay all costs when casting the exiled card
The card's power and toughness are variable based on the number of creatures, so it's a perfect fit for the archetype
Still, a 285-card lot from Magic: The Gathering's second-ever release is still a true collector's item
The Raven Man doesnt look like much, but it gets better if you have a card like Necrogen Mists that can make people discard every turn
Similarly, if its power becomes 3 or less after it's been blocked, this won't make it unblocked