ah, you meant the token visibility :D
Yes, you can use the effect like this, I coded NIFT in such a way that the effect is always applied (also when having no target), except when you have a target with certain effects (like see in the example above) :) Therefore NIFT was not as straightforward to code as one thinks because I wanted that the effect also applies when having no target (I think this is the natural expected behaviour) such that I could not simply invert the IFT behaviour :D (the latter only would (maybe) apply the effect when having a target)

