mtg hexproof cards Glaring Spotlight | Gatecrash | Modern Rules Text: Hexproof, 335 cards

As a result, these creatures can be used offensively on your turn and also then be used defensively during your opponents turn

Where Transgress shines is in those "can't beat that" situations

Even if a beloved or crucial character from your deck meets its end and gets sent to your discard pile, this utility card can bring it back for free (or at least at the cost of exerting a couple characters to summon it back)

The mantra of 'easy to learn, hard to master' has always driven Lorcana

No wonder it was banned in Standard, Pioneer, and Modern that is some absurd value

Maybe use it as a deterrent and encourage players to attack each other instead of you