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The value of X is determined only as Moonshaker Cavalry's triggered ability resolves, potentially including Moonshaker Cavalry itself

POWER/TOUGHNESS Every creature card has a box in the lower right corner that shows its power and toughness

I have no idea if that's a mechanic in Magic or just a more pony-friendly term the creators of Shards of Equestria have used to replace "Kill" (which seems unlikely given that "Deathtouch," "graveyard" and "destroy" made it in unscathed), but I really like the idea of a high-stakes version of the game that involves the potential for your cards to be sent to the moon for a thousand years