Spreading around +1/+1 counters gives you a fantastic buff, even if you lose the enchantment, and doubling those counters only makes your defenders more formidable
Enchanted creature has "Whenever another creature dies, put a +1/+1 counter on this creature." When enchanted creature dies, look at the top X cards of your library, where X is its power
Bess, Soul Nourisher Bess, Soul Nourisher as a build-around commander can do silly amounts of damage reminiscent of Coat of Arms
If the investment isnt in the potential of the TCG and mostly in the power of the IP itself, I think vintage Disney offers a far stronger value proposition in terms of genuine rarity, condition rarity, and history - and plenty of banger unique artwork
The ability to play bigger pieces earlier is nice but the real benefit here is being able to play Philoctetes No-Nonsense Instructor and follow him up with a number of low-cost heroes in the same turn
However, these have kept the same art style throughout, showing Talrand on a small rock in the sea