In the series "Spells that exist but rarely end up in any Spellbook", I nominate [mwcard=MW1C27]Moonglow Faerie[/mwcard].

Has anybody found use to this creature spell?

So far, all I can see is the following, and she's not even the best for these applications:

1- It's a flying creature, so less easily damaged, and has a 58% chance of avoiding attacks, great reusable defense. All right, she can survive, but for what? 2 to 6 SPB invested in what?

2- Great weapon against incorporeal objects, but [mwcard=MWSTX1CKE02]Divine Might[/mwcard] and [mwcard=MW1Q18]Mage Staff[/mwcard] do it better for less mana.

3- Great for triggering guards, a Forcefield or a Voltaric shield.  Agreed, but so can any other cheaper creature (Feral bobcat, for instance)

Okay, I got that far. Any other reason I should include her in any of my spellbooks?

 I've been wanting to use [mwcard=DNC05]Ichthellid[/mwcard] for a while now and didn't know how. After searching the forums for a bit, I realized that an Ichthellid based Necromancer is very difficult to pull off and would only work against a swarm  or level 1  creatures spellbook.

  So, after thinking about it, I came up with a strategy that just might work: using Ichthellid larvas on my own creatures! Obviously, I need living creatures so Necromancer is out of the question. I would preferably need level 1 or 2 creatures that I can summon every turn, so my guess is: Adramalech Warlock.

   Here is the idea: summon one or two Ichthellids and a few cheap demons (mainly [mwcard=MW1C15]Firebrand Imp[/mwcard], [mwcard=MWSTX2FFC13]Wildfire Imp[/mwcard] and [mwcard=MWSTX2FFC08]Infernian Scourger[/mwcard] as of this print), attack and impregnate my own demons, send them to attack the enemy, beefing them by burning the opponent and sacrificing the Ichthellid with [mwcard=MW1J20]Sacrificial Altar[/mwcard]. They won't stay alive more than one turn, but it's part of the plan. Once they die, they respawn for free into an Ichthellid. At this point, I'm gaining an advantage: the newly hatched Ichthellid will come back right where the previous demon was destroyed, in range to hit right away next turn.

   If that works, I basically found a way to extend my Imps' life, and I'm constantly keeping the same number of creatures in play without paying their mana cost.

  That's my strategy: is it doable? Am I being too optimistic? I have all expansions, what would be the best cards to use for this spellbook? What would be the problems I can encounter?

I saw some topics related to the subject, but none, to my knowledge, that answer that very specific question (let me know if I'm wrong please):

Can I put a face down enchantment on an illegal target? (Bear Strength on a non-living creature, Harmonize on an object without channeling, eagle wings on a mage, etc.)

From what I understand, if I reveal the enchantment and the target is illegal, then it is automatically destroyed. However, as long as it's face down, this shouldn't matter, right?

Then, I can use Shift Enchantment or Enchantment Transfusion to put it on a legal target before revealing it.

Also, related question: What if Sersiryx or Sectarus casted a non-curse spell (decoy or anything else.) I guess it would, again, be destroyed when revealed, but as long as it's face down, it doesn't matter.

Why would I do that? To play a mind game against the opponent, of course.

Thank you,