The Modern Challenge popularized this deck on MTGO, with every other deck having ample amounts of graveyard hate in their sideboards
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Notably, this particular booster box is available at quite a discount on StockX
There are 18 Enchanted cards, numbered from 205/204 to 222/204, with three for each ink color
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That might not be enough to make it playable on its own, but the cards attack trigger both mills you and makes more 2/2s to help crew it going forward