Thus, since we dont fully model Magic, there are some limitations to what can be done with the tool
You can also use it to fix your colors, snag some utility lands, or even just ramp
For Affinity, it was equipment, highlighted by Skullclamp and Cranial Plating (which wasn't itself banned but certainly helped create the insane Affinity decks that led to mass bannings)
you just have to do them one at a time, at sorcery speed
As we saw earlier, Magic s borderless cards are notionally in 5:7, but are functionally more like 8:5 because artists dont tend to represent important elements in the bottom of the frame
Deaths Shadow is currently the only deck playing Dress Down in the starting 60, but with so many beneficial interactions in the format, some other decks have already started playing the card in the sideboard as well, and I expect the card to continue seeing play