That was such a massive flop that Wizards chose to remove a similar set from the MTG release schedule entirely, even though it was ready to print, cramming the cards into Outlaws of Thunder Junction as a bonus sheet instead
Even if it's not as powerful as the mighty enchantment, resolving a free Atraxa, Grand Unifier is usually enough to break decks in low-power formats such as Standard, making this beast survivor one of the most exciting creatures to toy with
Recently Ive played a ton of blue-based decks, and basic Counterspells in general arent very good I fear
Using this with Lost in the Woods can protect your characters for a turn, We Dont Talk About Bruno removes threats, and Youre Welcome does the same or draws you a song for Ariel this turn
Whenever equipped creature deals combat damage to a player, you gain 3 life and you may return up to one target creature card from your graveyard to your hand
Ashnods Altar works about the same way, but it produces two colorless mana per creature instead of one red