The card did the same thing with non-Aura enchantments, turning them into creaturesalthough I decided to skip the whole "turn off their effects" thing, because I thought there would be fun Johnny/Jenny-ish stuff to do
We talked about where the space wanted to be, but we left that work for the Set Design team
My trigger would be on the stack before their Bane of Progress trigger could resolve, so would I then put the counters on the Bane of Progress
It puts your whole hand in your graveyard, which of course is useful for decks that want things there, and interacting with your graveyard is something that black naturally does quite well
What you are getting, though, might be compelling enough to capture a wide audience of card game fans who are looking for a more complex, competitive alternative to many of the other digital card games on the market
Or, how about this: let's say that rather than buying one of each version of each card printed in 2020, you started with Zendikar Rising and worked your way back through Magic 's history, buying one complete, non-foil set of every Standard-legal set ever printed