It's looking specifically for the fourth mana, not every fourth mana
Escalating twice results in a +1/+1 counter on all of your creatures, removal for a large creature, and what you came here for: an unconditional way to destroy an enchantment
So, not only do you have a robust enchantress build, but you're also creating an army of attackers with built-in evasion as you play and copy your enchantments
It can be a personal opinion to treat tcg cards as the only interesting choice and the ones to state as the true pokemon cards but when pokemon releases another collectible than tcg and its in card form it would feel quite arbitrary to call them stuff like licensed non-tcg pokemon cards when you could just call them pokemon cards But at this point this probably is something we can only agree to disagree c0ll3ct0r March 9, 2025, 10:29pm 24 This is interesting, youve reminded me of somethingpeople definitely called Topps Pokemon cards where I was from, but with some kind of clear verbiage added that differentiated it from true Pokemon cards
Coupled with subpar discard outlets, the deck flounders around without doing much
Youll also have access to self-mill and cards like Entomb to help make sure that your deck is consistently able to do its thing