Stuffy Doll's "deal one damage" goes on the stack, its resolution triggering Guilty Conscience's ability

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Its scarcity and game-changing power make it a legend in the MTG community, with mint-condition versions fetching astronomical prices
They will get in for a bit, apply pressure, give you some consistency in the early game but they will hurt you more in the late game where they offer no reach and pathetic power levels
However, with the latest Dungeons & Dragons collaboration, publishers Wizards of the Coast have gone all out, with no less than seven separate sets of Secret Lair cards