The more expensive the enchantment, the harder the dilemma: Take a chunk of damage each turn, or opt out by sacrificing that permanent
The reason I chose Abundant Growth is because the way green used to fix mana was often through enchantments
I also love that you have a little character you can customize with clothes and catchphrases, which appears at the beginning and end of each match
The cards appeal comes from a mix of character popularity and art Espeon has a devoted following, and seeing it portrayed in such a playful, storybook scene makes the card stand out
Rules text on the rule of playing multiple copies of a card (quoted from a quote in this answer: DECK BUILDING (...) Also, except for basic Energy, you can only have 4 cards with the same name in your deck
Next we have Mirkwood Bats/Reckless Fireweaver