Reflection

Choose a battlefield. An opponent reveals their hand. You may choose a unit from it. They play that unit to that battlefield, ignoring any and all costs. When they do, [Stun] it. (It doesn't deal combat damage this turn.) Leblanc, Deceiver [NEW TEXT] When you conquer or hold, you may discard 1 and exhaust me to play a ready Reflection unit token there. Then

You trigger Deceiver when you score the battlefield, discarding a card and exhausting her as the cost to finalize the trigger. When the effect resolves, you play a 0 [M] Reflection token to the chain. Zilean's replacement effect sees you playing a token and it replaces that event with you playing the token and a copy of that token. Now there are two 0 [M] Re

185.3. Tokens differ from cards in some ways. 185.3.a. Tokens do not have costs . 185.3.a.1. Although tokens do not have costs, their cost is treated as being 0 for all purposes. 185.3.a.2. Tokens can have costs appended to them via applied Layer effects. Example: Deceiver's conquer effect creates a 0 [M] Reflection unit token and applies a copy effect to th