Cloak

Cloak is a keyword action that puts a card onto the battlefield face down as a 2/2 creature with ward {2}. The face-down card has no name, no colors, and no creature types—it's just a generic 2/2. The ward {2} means opponents must pay an extra {2} to target it with spells or abilities. If the card is a creature card, you can turn it face up later by paying its mana cost, revealing its true face.

In play, Cloak creates a mysterious threat that hides information and resists removal. Your opponent can't tell if it's a powerful creature or a dud, so they might waste resources or hold back. Later, you can flip it up for a surprise. It's a tricky, resilient tool that fits blue's love of deception and incremental advantage.

• Across our catalog, Cloak appears on 9 unique cards in 36 total printings, spanning 4 sets.
• The earliest printing here is from 2024 (Murders at Karlov Manor Commander), and the most recent set represented is Assassin's Creed.
• Blue is the primary color, and the cards are spread across multiple types: 3 Instants, 2 Artifacts, 2 Creatures, 1 Enchantment, and 1 Sorcery.
• Rarities include uncommon, rare, and mythic.
• The most-printed cards include Ransom Note, Vannifar, Evolved Enigma, Etrata, Deadly Fugitive, Cryptic Coat, Hide in Plain Sight, Become Anonymous, Expose the Culprit, Unexplained Absence, and Veiled Ascension.