That trample means if you kill the blockers in the first strike damage phase, the player takes damage in the normal damage phase
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Besides Y'shtola just being a threat on her own by giving you incremental points of damage and lifegain, her second ability amasses card advantage
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You can tell the top-down design here, where someone asked: If I design a card to be a moat, what would it look like? It might not be the most powerful, especially when decks dont necessarily need to attack to win, but its still cool and combines well with cards that enable flying
