In Commander itll be an instant staple in Aristocrats for sure, and probably a lot of other black decks on top of that
Tims Zuran Spellcaster (Ice Age/Alliances) , Suq'Ata Firewalker (Mirage/Visions/Weatherlight) , Rootwater Hunter (Tempest/Stronghold/Exodus) , Thornwind Faeries (Saga/Legacy/Destiny) , Stinging Barrier (Masques/Nemesis/Prophecy) Psionic Gift and Hermetic Study are fine, but they require a two card investment: the creature you are enchanting, and the enchantment itself
However, they've fallen by the wayside as the format has expanded and strategies that offer even more value, like evoking the Modern Horizons 2 Elementals, have emerged
That means that I'm not going to take into account the possible infinite combos or insane synergies cards may have with other, specific cards in the game
Bracket Three allows you to include three cards from the list
At the time, Magic: The Gathering didn't yet have a formal block design, and the designers wanted to make the game an anthology or treat it as a collection of similar games rather than a cohesive whole, so the fundamentals were open to change