(And playing on words is a favorite for flavor text and card name writers.) Avoiding single words that have common, everyday uses is a rule that is rarely broken these days, and it's one that editors for the Magic site appreciate
Here's our first take on Urza, the legendary creature version on the front of one meld card: Urza, Lord Protector (version #1) 1WU Legendary Creature Human Artificer 2/2 Noncreature spells you cast cost 1 less to cast
A deck built like this would be heavily reliant on Silencer to function, of course, but with Repurposing Bay in Standard that may not be an issue
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Also of note is that aristocrat decks like to make repeated use of small creatures, and white enables that strategy incredibly well
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