Being colors of magic, they naturally touch upon the classical elements, but strangely for most of their history they were only really in two colors: *In Blue for air and water *In Red for earth and fire Some sets gradually branched the elements into other colors for thematic and mechanical purposes
The Alternate Art version of this card is also quite pricey, as it sells for almost $200
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They were released over the course of one year and thus deviate from the usual three expansion sets per year policy
By bouncing the enchantment as a cost, opponents cannot respond to it with instant removal, and it cannot be removed by sorcery removal on later turns
