Moon-Blessed Cleric

White tutors sparingly, and this one pays for the privilege with a built-in delay: the enchantment you find does not hit the battlefield. It queues where your next draw would be, so the search buys you certainty a beat before the found card does anything. That deferral defines the 3/2. It reaches into the deck for any enchantment and hands it back late, sitting one card away from being cast. The effect echoes the old library-searching tutors, translated into white and welded to a body, so it costs a card slot and a tempo hit rather than a dedicated spell. In enchantment-centric builds it becomes a dependable engine: the creature blocks or trades in combat while the search assembles whatever the deck is short on, whether that is a lock piece, a payoff, or an answer that happens to wear an aura. Restricting the search to enchantments is the whole point; it converts a generic search creature into one bound to the archetypes that want both a body and a toolbox from a single slot. The rate never shouts. Its value is certainty, and a way for white to keep an enchantment plan flowing without leaning on the card draw the color has never reliably had.