Historian's Boon

White enchantment decks have long wanted a payoff that treats the enchantments themselves as the resource, and this one converts two separate enchantment-density metrics into bodies. The first trigger rewards raw count: every nontoken enchantment you resolve, including this one on the way in, spits out a Soldier, so a deck stuffed with cheap auras and Sagas builds a board by playing its natural game rather than committing extra mana to a token-maker. The second trigger is the more pointed piece of design. A Saga is sacrificed once its final chapter ability leaves the stack, which usually makes that last chapter a farewell rather than a synergy hook; here the farewell is worth a 4/4 flyer with vigilance, giving Saga chapters a back-end reward to match their front-loaded value. That pairing is the tell for what the card is built to do: it wants a shell where enchantments enter constantly and Sagas run their course on schedule, and it pays both the entering and the final chapter. Neither half is explosive on its own, which is the point of anchoring it to enchantment quantity rather than a single splashy trigger; the payoff scales with how committed the deck already is to the theme rather than promising anything to a deck that only dabbles.