dimedrl wrote:
My guess is it's not an attack because it it is hard to pull off and it requires three cards to perform.
There are a number of cards which allow you to reposition cards in your deck (put them at the bottom of your deck, the top of your deck, into your hand, and in the case of Clayface, play them twice). We mix the two sets as well, so that increases the possibilities. I was attacked three times like that in one game once. Hence, the question.
I hardly ever use variants, but I think we will be house ruling that it is an attack. I think the Joker's card is the only other card that gives a negative to other players without being an 'attack', and that has an opt-out alternative.