Once enabled, you get to watch the chaos as your opponents try to gauge whether they can afford to cast spells into your enchantment
Experimental Lab // Staff RoomExperimental Lab // Staff Room lets you manifest dread on one side, while putting some buffs on the manifested creature, and the cheaper side lets you flip a face-down creature if it deals combat damage to a player, or put a +1/+1 counter on any creature that deals combat damage to a player
Conversely, Starter Deck products like Planeswalker Decks or Intro Decks only have one preconstructed deck
Combined with a card such as "Merlin's Carpetbag" which can allow you to return an item from your discard, this can be a repeated process
Of note, there are now two incredibly complex fictional languages that you can get Magic: The Gathering cards in - Phyrexian language and Lord of the Rings' Elvish
Gods arent inherently enchantments , although thats a defining characteristic of the Theros gods