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You can take advantage of an opponents best creature and copy it for your own benefit or copy one of your own creatures to double up on beneficial triggers

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If the creature is no longer enchanted or equipped (or no longer attacking) as the ability tries to resolve, the ability still resolves

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Powerbalance, on the other hand, does the red thing and gives you the option to cast the revealed card without paying its mana cost if the spells share a mana value