Whether that ends up being better than the potential for Deathmist Raptor recursion is, of course, an open question, and one that relies quite heavily on what the format ends up looking like
You'll also be handing out contracts to do the same, as this enchantment-heavy deck looks to buy itself time to get in position to win the game while barely coming under threat from other players at the table
Your foes can't touch it
As of the writing of this article, while weve seen these promos, more information is due to be released
Your opponent might have a creature removal spell or two they've been holding waiting for a target, or they might draw one, but one removal spell isn't getting it done
Dance of the Manse is a perfect fit, bringing back enchantments as creatures so they can receive the benefits of Zur, Eternal Schemers protection from the moment they return