Magic: The Gathering guide - 5 ways to "cheat" with Surprise Party

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One of the best parts of the “Un” sets inMagic: The Gathering is that you can occasionally find cards that not only allow you to cheat but also encourage you. From Cheatyface to Entirely Normal Armchair, there are cards that you have to sneak into play to get the most out of them. Surprise Party is one of those, but it’s done in an entirely new and hilarious way.

Surprise Party is a new card in Unfinity, and this Magic: The Gathering card rewards you for being crafty, cunning, and just a touch sneaky. The more cunning you are than your opponent, the better. Before you cast this enchantment, you need to sneak as many printed Clown Robot tokens into play as possible. The only catch is that they can't be touching each other, and the other player can't catch you.

Then, when you cast a Surprise Party, you yell “Surprise!” and reveal your Clown Tokens. From there, you now have plenty of robots to play with, and all the Robots you control have +1/+0 and vigilance.

Some of these tactics only work on the same person once, and this is not the only way to sneak out tokens. Depending on the social situation and area you are playing in, there might be other, even better ways.

1) Hide tokens in your (or your opponent’s) sleeves!

Just slide these tokens into your Magic: The Gathering card sleeves! The downside to this is that your opponent isn’t likely to fall for it twice. However, you can put one in each of your card sleeves and only reveal the ones you want. That means you can only reveal the ones that are under creatures.

Don’t make it seem like your lands have them, and then the next time you play, reveal those instead. If you’re sleeving your deck on location, you’ll have to be a bit more sneaky about how you do it, but it’s entirely