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Enchant creature
Enchanted creature gets +1/+1 and has vigilance.
Escape—{W}, Exile two other cards from your graveyard. (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its escape cost.)
Sentinel’s Eyes is a deceptively efficient Aura that fits best in tempo and aggressive white decks, where every point of power and every untapped attacker matters. For just one mana, it turns any creature into a slightly larger threat with vigilance, letting you swing while still holding back on defense or tapping for abilities if relevant. That small stat bump and board flexibility add up quickly in go-wide or equipment-style shells, especially on evasive or resilient bodies that can keep carrying pressure turn after turn. Its escape ability is the real long-game upside: in decks that naturally fill the graveyard, it becomes a repeatable source of value rather than a one-shot trick. Pair it with self-mill, fetchlands, cycling, or discard outlets to fuel escape, and consider putting it on creatures with lifelink, evasion, or on-hit triggers to maximize the benefit.
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Sentinel’s Eyes is a deceptively efficient Aura that fits best in tempo and aggressive white decks, where every point of power and every untapped attacker matters. For just one mana, it turns any creature into a slightly larger threat with vigilance, letting you swing while still holding back on defense or tapping for abilities if relevant. That small stat bump and board flexibility add up quickly in go-wide or equipment-style shells, especially on evasive or resilient bodies that can keep carrying pressure turn after turn. Its escape ability is the real long-game upside: in decks that naturally fill the graveyard, it becomes a repeatable source of value rather than a one-shot trick. Pair it with self-mill, fetchlands, cycling, or discard outlets to fuel escape, and consider putting it on creatures with lifelink, evasion, or on-hit triggers to maximize the benefit.
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