- 1 booklet with game explanation.
They also have the same problem in reverse, it is impossible to get mana or colour screwed but getting all the wrong actual cards and failing to curve is nearly as bad
Add to that the possibility that itll gain either double strike or menace each time it attacks and this is a card I could see having a place in a deck that doesnt care about coin flips specifically
This is why it can be tricky trying to predict the values of cards before a set is out in the wild, as you never know which cards will get pulled into relevance
In the case of Avatar, the 15 most expensive cards would cost an eye-watering $4,230 to purchase, and that's just one copy each and without considering the most expensive card of the bunch, which goes for a staggering $5,300 on its own
However, the Enchanted card features a subtle nod to colors and shapes reminiscent of Archazia , with the most prominent tower even looking very owl-like itself