His original Japanese name was called "Noble de Noir", which is pretty damn cool sounding
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While there are not a whole bunch of these types of spells, here are the few that I know of that can somewhat destroy (or rather make an opponent sacrifice) an enchantment: Aura Flux All other enchantments besides this one have a cost of 2 generic each upkeep If the 2 generic is not paid for an enchantment, it gets sacrificed (this also happens to your other enchantments too) Reality Acid An aura to place on a permanent Starts with 3 time counters it and one gets removed each upkeep Once all 3 are removed, the enchantment gets sacrificed Stealing Enchantments Truth be told, stealing an enchantment may be even better than destroying an enchantment
Once per turn, if your other Lightsworn monsters effect is activated: Send the top 2 cards of your Deck to the GY
Tana, the Bloodsower wants to churn out Saprolings at light-speed