But before we get to all of that, in this article, I will discuss Enchantress the card and the deck-type in broader terms, and maybe provide a little history lesson
Good trap cards are those that can: prevent attacks like Mirror Force, negate summons like Solemn Warning, negate spell/trap activations like Wiretap, negate effects like Breakthrough Skill or Fiendish Chain, remove monsters like Ring of Destruction or Compulsory Evacuation Device, and prevent your opponent from making plays like Vanity's Emptiness
"Predaplant Dragostapelia" can place Predator Counters on opposing monsters at anytime and negates the activated effects of monsters while they have Predator Counters
The deck of choice that night was Blue-White deck that looked to cast Masters Call or Blade Splicer into Shape Anew for my only maindeck artifact creature, Blightsteel Colossus
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On this example you see half the cards stamped as 1st ed and the rest left shadowless