In this episode, Zac and Phil take a deep dive into Enchantress in the post-Gothic Sorcery meta.

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After dominating pre-Gothic events, Enchantress suddenly feels under pressure. Necromancer builds are faster, creatures are bigger, and opponents finally understand how to attack the deck’s weak points. So what happens when a midrange control deck loses the luxury of time?

We break down:

• Why main-deck Drought isn’t the silver bullet it looks like

• The tension between cute synergies vs consistency

• Whether Falling Star belongs in Enchantress at all

• How the 60/30 format changes deck construction

• Mana base problems, threshold pressure, and real gameplay reps

• Why Legions of Gaul might secretly be one of the best cards in the deck

• What Enchantress actually needs right now: more removal, more time, or a clearer plan

This isn’t a finished list — it’s deckbuilding in real time, working through mistakes, assumptions, and meta realities to figure out what Enchantress needs to survive (and thrive) in Gothic.

If you enjoy long-form Sorcery discussion, deck theory, and honest testing conversations, this one’s for you.

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