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This card is a reskin of the great Azusa, Lost but Seeking legendary creature who has a simple yet game-changing ability that allows you to play two additional lands every turn

But Magic's best pirate becomes a dominant enough force in those opening turns, or perhaps as a follow-up to a sweeper, that you should still consider playing it

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In conclusion, blue ramp cards serve multiple strategic purposes, from accelerating mana for high-cost spells to maintaining card advantage and control

In that case, Copy Enchantment simply enters the battlefield as an enchantment with an irrelevant ability
