Daru Sanctifier

Naturalize is an instant that announces your intentions once you cast it; this asks the question on whichever turn suits you, and never tips its hand until then. Played face down for , it sits among the rest of the morph board state as a generic 2/2, indistinguishable from a beater, a counterspell-on-a-creature, or nothing at all. The opponent has no read on whether resolving their key enchantment is safe, because the threat of enchantment destruction is folded into a creature that might just be a blocker. Flipping it for to destroy a target enchantment is the kind of answer that costs the opponent a tempo decision before you ever spend the mana: do they play the aura, the lock piece, the value engine, into an unknown morph? The body left behind is a sturdy defensive shell rather than a clock, which fits the card's job as a reactive disruption piece dressed as a board presence. The disenchant-on-a-stick design has been printed many times in white, but tucking it under morph is the rare version where the answer arrives without warning and the holder pays only when the target appears, instead of carrying a dead card until it matters.