Cryptic Anelid Here's how this card appeared when it was first turned in during early card design (by Mark Gottlieb, in case you were wondering): Twiddlywink 3U Instant Scry 1, scry 2, scry 3
When you do have a read, it is devastating and when you know a format cold and are really on your game, the guessing can get scarily accurate
You may reveal a Kithkin, Forest, or Plains card from among them and put it into your hand
You can have more Voltron-y commanders that want you to attack with enchanted creatures, enchant opposing creatures so that they fight amongst themselves, and so on
its clearly a very silly card, and not for a very silly cost, which is, in fact, very silly
If you don't, at the beginning of the next end step, return that card to the battlefield under its owner's control with a vigilance counter and a lifelink counter on it