The card has a few things going for it, the primary thing being that it costs only two mana
They first appeared in Final Fantasy II , and are nonlegendary giant bird creatures, equivalent to horses (being domesticated for use as mounts)
What's more, I would love to see a battlefield where I controlled both
Enchantment Aura Enchant land When Loose in the Park enters the battlefield, draw a card, then draft a card from Loose in the Park's spellbook and exile it
They want a consistent stream of new archetypes that beat out older ones, so they make newer cards slightly more powerful than older ones
Enduring Innocence In decks built around small creatures, Enduring Innocence quietly delivers a steady stream of value