Virtue of Knowledge's ability affects a permanent's own enters-the-battlefield triggered abilities as well as other triggered abilities that trigger when that permanent enters the battlefield
1 Nimbus Swimmer
Overall, some of these cards are decent, but nothing seriously too busted or too terrible
"Lifetime" Pass Holder A Trail of Teacups Abduction Aberrant Mind Sorcerer Absolver Thrull Acolyte of Affliction Admiral Brass, Unsinkable Adwal, Breaker of Chains Agency Outfitter Ainok Wayfarer Airlift Chaplain Ajani's Aid Altar of the Wretched Amphin Mutineer Anathemancer Angel of Indemnity Angel of Sanctions Animate Dead Antique Collector Archfiend of Sorrows Archpriest of Shadows Arid Archway Ascendant Dustspeaker Ashiok's Forerunner Balustrade Spy Barrowin of Clan Undurr Bazaar of Wonders Bedlam Reveler Belfry Spirit Belonging Bitter Chill Bladewing's Thrall Blanchwood Prowler Blind Hunter Blood Fountain Blood Operative Blood Spatter Analysis Bloodwater Entity Body Snatcher Boneclad Necromancer Bonny Pall, Clearcutter Bookwurm Brass's Tunnel-Grinder Brazen Buccaneers Broodspinner Brotherhood Outcast Builder's Talent Callous Bloodmage Canoptek Scarab Swarm Canoptek Tomb Sentinel Capricious Hellraiser Carnage, Crimson Chaos Carrion Cruiser Carrion Imp Carrion Locust Cauldron Familiar Cavalier of Dawn Cavalier of Thorns Cemetery Desecrator Cemetery Gatekeeper Cemetery Protector Cemetery Tampering Cenote Scout Champion of Wits Chandra's Firemaw Charforger Charred Graverobber Chthonian Nightmare Clandestine Meddler Clattering Augur Clay-Fired Bricks Cleanup Crew
This means that, while you'll likely never be able to buy the great Human tribal Commander Rick, Steadfast Leader ever again, you'll be able to buy a card with an in-Magic-universe flavour that does the exact same thing and is treated as the same card in terms of deckbuilding limitations
However, its mana value of 5 is worth it, as it not only creates additional tokens but also allows you to use them to regenerate your other key creatures
