No, but playing another Aurora to the board grants Ward to each other Aurora, "somewhat" giving Aurora Ward to herself
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Moonmist can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others
This makes it an incredibly effective tool on the draw, helping make up for the tempo disadvantage that comes from going second since your first turn negates their second
(On the other hand, they refrain from eating pigs/cops, so theyve got that going for them.) These are the biggest heartbreaks of booster packs, the ones that make you get to the end of the pack and cry for your wasted currency
Enchantments like the Court of Ambition are notoriously difficult to destroy, with very little enchantment removal typically being run, and most of that is regulated to white and green
While these are very specifically dork removal spells the perk they offer is face damage and so you are only playing these in aggressive decks making them the narrowest type of burn