I was excited for them to represent "dungeons," being things you (the villain) play that your opponent (the hero) must deal with

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Kuzco's Palace, Home of the Emperor Kuzco's Palace is another Enchanted location card, featuring the Incan pyramid palace from the Emperor's New Groove
When you cast it, you return an instant or sorcery card in your graveyard, or an exiled card with Flashback, to your hand
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As expected, Tinker Bell's Enchanted card has in-game abilities derived from its entertaining artwork, and when played in a game it can be one of the best cards to have in a Steel ink deck