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Instead of having deadly creatures, your seemingly weenie spells become deadly

That was such a massive flop that Wizards chose to remove a similar set from the MTG release schedule entirely, even though it was ready to print, cramming the cards into Outlaws of Thunder Junction as a bonus sheet instead

On permanents, incubate can be an ETB, a triggered ability, or both like on Essence of Orthodoxy

Of course, going 1-2 more or less is still good but this should give you a baseline that all your decks should have

If the creature is on the battlefield as a creature, any text it has stating Enchanted creature gets is simply ignored

It helps keep some of the more unfair decks in check while not breaking the game at all