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:''For the [[Theme deck (preconstructed)|theme deck]] see: [[Ninjutsu (deck)]]'' | |||
'''Ninjutsu''' is a [[keyword ability]] that was introduced in ''[[Betrayers of Kamigawa]]''. It represents the stealth of the Ninjas by allowing a creature that is attacking and unblocked to be exchanged with a Ninja in the controlling player's hand, such that the Ninja is attacking and unblocked instead of the original creature, which is returned to the controller's hand. With the release of worldwake and the Amulet of Vigor, one can put a ninja into play tapped and attacking, but have that creature untap as soon as it enters play. | '''Ninjutsu''' is a [[keyword ability]] that was introduced in ''[[Betrayers of Kamigawa]]''. It represents the stealth of the Ninjas by allowing a creature that is attacking and unblocked to be exchanged with a Ninja in the controlling player's hand, such that the Ninja is attacking and unblocked instead of the original creature, which is returned to the controller's hand. With the release of worldwake and the Amulet of Vigor, one can put a ninja into play tapped and attacking, but have that creature untap as soon as it enters play. | ||
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- For the theme deck see: Ninjutsu (deck)
Ninjutsu is a keyword ability that was introduced in Betrayers of Kamigawa. It represents the stealth of the Ninjas by allowing a creature that is attacking and unblocked to be exchanged with a Ninja in the controlling player's hand, such that the Ninja is attacking and unblocked instead of the original creature, which is returned to the controller's hand. With the release of worldwake and the Amulet of Vigor, one can put a ninja into play tapped and attacking, but have that creature untap as soon as it enters play.
The keyword has only appeared in Betrayers of Kamigawa, and exclusively on black or blue Ninja cards.
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