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Thats why it constantly surprises me that it took Wizards of the Coast (WotC) over 6 years to introduce this concept to Magic: the Gathering after their acquisition of D&D in 1997 especially when you consider they had been using Auras through enchantments since Alpha
The second possibility is Wizards realized they could make more money by making the powerful cards harder to find, going so far as to intentionally put tournament playables at Mythic to increase profits
Even those who don't count as Inventors can help buff those who are
Distracted by the arrival of a level 6 Digimon, he overlooks CrysPaledramon's troublesome ability "Ice Clad." This effect judges the battle outcome by comparing the number of digivolutions cards instead of DP, setting Shoto up for a dire situation in the next turn
So would Sterling Grove, which protects your own enchantments and allows you to get an enchantment card out of the deck
