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Cast it on a later turn for its foretell cost.) If you cast Surge of Brilliance from exile, it counts itself when counting the number of spells cast from anywhere other than your hand
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When necessary, it deals that last extra point of damage to a powerful blocker, or it helps your creatures survive combat never failing to create value with that token
