Aura Gnarlid, Kor Spiritdancer...those all seem great, but almost too obvious.
Now stick this on a Timbermaw Larva...and you can win quite a few games.
Anyone abusing this card with infectors? Seems like a pretty solid idea.
Posted By:
SeiberTross
(4/21/2011 9:26:43 PM)
This card helped me win a game. Like other's stated, it is a great alternative to Vines of Vastwood. Great anti-removal.
Posted By:
pm11
(3/26/2011 11:53:12 AM)
It actually makes Eldrazi decks usable!
Posted By:
Taegan15
(7/28/2011 12:33:37 PM)
The enchantment version of Silhana Ledgewalker. :D
Posted By:
Adorabloodthirsty
(10/12/2011 3:18:42 AM)
It doesn't say hexproof because this is functionally different than hexproof. You could play this on an opponent's creature and prevent said creature from being the target of spells your opponent plays, whereas hexproof would make it so your opponent can target the creature and you can't.
Posted By:
Sutebe
(2/16/2012 7:48:28 PM)
My 
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infect loves it. Especially poor Hand of the Praetors which is always first in line for removal. The poor little dead bird is like lightening rod for those bolts.
Posted By:
Thanatophagous
(3/6/2012 7:03:22 AM)
5/5, I love this card with bowyer passage
Posted By:
DjDym
(2/3/2013 12:59:17 AM)
Dear Canopy Cover,
<3
Love,
Fatties
Posted By:
JacksJokeShop
(2/8/2010 7:35:22 AM)
Great for fatties to keep them from being chump blocked. Great for weenies to keep them from being bolted.
Amazing on Scute Mob, who starts off weenie and ends up the fattest thing on the field.
Posted By:
Steinhauser
(2/18/2011 7:04:28 AM)
@ Gelzo: They didn't change it to Hexproof because that would change who can target it. The way it is now, the opponents of the enchantment's controller can't target the creature. If you give it Hexproof, then the opponents of the creature's controller can't target it.
You can play this on an opponent's creature to prevent them (or other opponents) from targeting it. This isn't the same as Hexproof.
Posted By:
PeabodyET
(7/13/2011 8:45:35 AM)