Loot Dispute

Two mechanics that pair naturally, initiative and dungeon-delving, rarely reward the same behavior; this enchantment is one of the cleaner attempts to bend them into a single aggressive engine rather than a curiosity. It hands you the initiative on entry, which starts you descending Undercity and drops a Treasure on the way in. From there the two triggers point the same direction: attacking whoever currently holds the initiative refills your Treasure, and since the initiative naturally passes to whoever hits its holder in combat, the card pays you (with the ramp to keep swinging) for the exact behavior it wants, which is swinging into the leader. The Loud Ruckus payoff closes the loop by turning dungeon completions into 5/5 flying Dragons, the incentive to keep taking the initiative and grinding through Undercity turn after turn rather than treating the descent as a one-time value burst. None of the three lines does much in isolation: the Treasure funds tempo, the initiative is both the thing you steal and the thing you attack toward, and the dungeon is the sink that converts all that activity into a board. The result is a red enchantment that behaves like a slow-motion aggro payoff, asking you to commit to combat and hold territory rather than cash out immediately.