The History of Shroud in MTG Shroud has a fairly long history as a mechanic, with Spectral Cloak as early as Legends featuring it
(The clue is their unique set badge.) Indeed, like most Universes Beyond cards, they're not legal in Standard, and can only be played in eternal formats and Commander
Elemental's circumvention of rules text also comes in handy with Mairsil, the Pretender, who features an interesting copying ability himself that is unfortunately gated behind that onerous phrase 1
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However, we can trace its approximate origins back to this card: To my knowledge, Core Set 2015 's Goblin KaboomistGoblin Kaboomist is the first card to create expendable, noncreature artifact tokens with a minimal effect on the game (this is the part where commenters slay me with an obscure card from Homelands )
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