Of course, the card back then was a semi-confusing mess of rules, essentially attaching an Aura Enchantment to a card in a graveyard, but it had an amazing upside: it allowed the owner of the enchantment to select ANY creature from ANY graveyard, meaning that whats yours is also mine
The 2 damage is something but not much to push this March of the Machine: The Aftermath card over the top
When I print the PDF with my printer, the cards' dimension is smaller than real cards
While all the Enchanted cards from Rise of the Floodborn are currently selling for over $150, well note that prices are currently much lower than The First Chapter Enchanted cards when they were first release
In my opinion, any deck that can accommodate a Clone effect should consider doing so
One of the biggest thematic shifts we've ever seen in Magic the Gathering is the one between Bloomburrow and Duskmourn