Concerted Effort
The keyword-sharing enchantment, taken to its logical extreme. Most cards that hand out abilities pick one and stop: this one reads eight different evergreen keywords off your board every upkeep and copies whichever ones it finds across your whole team. The design conceit is that you supply the keywords yourself, and the enchantment laminates them together. A single flier, a single first striker, a single trampler, and suddenly every creature you control is all three at once. The friction is right there in the timing: it checks at the beginning of each upkeep and grants the bonuses only until end of turn, so it does nothing the moment it resolves and asks you to assemble a keyword-rich board the turn before it pays off. That gap is also why the card never amounts to a free rubber stamp; you have to build a battlefield with enough distinct keywords to mine, then survive to your next upkeep. The richer the spread of single-keyword bodies you control, the more the effect compounds, which inverts the usual deckbuilding instinct toward a few large threats. It is a payoff that rewards width and variety rather than raw size, built for the player who would rather field a dozen modestly-keyworded creatures and let the enchantment do the synthesis.
