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Each creature that's enchanted by an Aura you control can't attack you or planeswalkers you control.
At the beginning of your end step, each opponent loses X life and you gain X life, where X is the number of Auras you control.
Eriette of the Charmed Apple is a quintessential Orzhov control-value threat: she turns every Aura you spread across the board into a soft lockdown while steadily draining the table. Her first ability makes any creature carrying your enchantments unable to attack you or your planeswalkers, so she pairs especially well with cheap Auras that can be cast early and repeatedly, such as pacifism-style removal, deathtouch-granting tricks, or efficient enchantment cantrips that keep your board stocked. The end-step drain scales with total Auras you control, not just those on creatures, so deckbuilding should lean into enchantress-style support, Aura recursion, and protective pieces that keep Eriette alive while your board develops. In practice, she rewards a patient game plan: stabilize, tax combat, then convert your growing enchantment count into inevitability. Her lore flavor is perfectly sinister—an elegant warlock whose “charmed” apple feels less like a gift and more like a slow, irresistible curse.
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Eriette of the Charmed Apple is a quintessential Orzhov control-value threat: she turns every Aura you spread across the board into a soft lockdown while steadily draining the table. Her first ability makes any creature carrying your enchantments unable to attack you or your planeswalkers, so she pairs especially well with cheap Auras that can be cast early and repeatedly, such as pacifism-style removal, deathtouch-granting tricks, or efficient enchantment cantrips that keep your board stocked. The end-step drain scales with total Auras you control, not just those on creatures, so deckbuilding should lean into enchantress-style support, Aura recursion, and protective pieces that keep Eriette alive while your board develops. In practice, she rewards a patient game plan: stabilize, tax combat, then convert your growing enchantment count into inevitability. Her lore flavor is perfectly sinister—an elegant warlock whose “charmed” apple feels less like a gift and more like a slow, irresistible curse.
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