If, while you control Council of Reeds, you also control a legendary creature and a single legendary noncreature permanent with the same name, the legend rule will not cause you to put either one into your graveyard
Then, when an enchanted creature you control deals combat damage to a player, you get to draw a card
Take a look at some of the best Lorcana song cards and Lorcana item cards for a good idea of what to include alongside the characters below
Pokemon Card Strategy: So as far as strategy goes, this card's strategy is fairly straightforward, you'll want to use this card in a deck with mostly darkness type Pokemon so you can use Brutal Bash and do a fair amount of damage with it, you'd like to be able to wait a little to get more dark Pokemon into play before having to use this card but if you can't do much with Brutal Bash the more damage you get on Zoroark the better, that way you can use Dark Rush and possibly do 180 damage in one turn using this move
While Expressive Iteration technically only replaces itself as far as cards in hand are concerned, it's the perfect spell to drop on turn three in a land-light hand, in order to make your land drop for turn and set yourself up for turn four as well
The short version is that there's a cap on the value of the cards in a Magic set while it is in print, because if the cards in the set ever end up being worth so much that it's profitable to open a sealed booster box, people will open boxes, increasing supply and driving down prices