In 2011, Wizards added the clause that they would never print any of the cards on the list in MTGs premium or non-premium products
Since a card in exile doesnt have a controller, instead we use its owner, and the trigger will be controlled by the owner of the card with Suspend
It feels like the mechanics were designed top-down to match the lore
New players would justifiably ask so this tapped attacking creature will deal combat damage, but this tapped blocker wont? Queen of Ices tap ability as a creature is a little bit sketchy since its only a 2/3 and combat is going to easily be lethal, but the flavor fit is just too good not to include it
This card debuted in 2008s Morningtide expansion, and while it does technically ding you for life loss based on the creature card thats revealed from the top of your library, if your deck is chock-full of Treefolk cards with far higher toughness than power, youll almost always be netting lifegain as opposed to losing life