@Boocheck: The Enchantment Transfusion trick is ok, but I don't think that it's all that you make it out to be. You do save a mana by casting the enchantments FD on your own creatures with the ring, but you spend one extra mana to transfuse each to the enemy creature. The number of actions used also increase by doing this... one for each enchantment (as usual) and one more for the ET that you cast. However it is the timing of the enchantment actions that make a big difference: Cast them early when you are far from the enemy, and then there will be no delay in casting the enchants once you get close to the enemy, when you probably would rather be doing other things.

With enchanters ring and ring of curses, it's a very good play.  You can enchant your own creature with a ghoul rot and plagued and avoid mage bind costs.  It will also bypass a nullify, which many strategies have.

It's on amazon now. Not sure about Europe.

My guess is December 9th.

http://www.coolstuffinc.com/p/218789

October was for the domination official release but was released early.

Rumor has it Cool Stuff Inc. has it right now 

Thank you kind stranger.

If you're looking to add creatures I would suggest gargoyle sentry and sersiryx, imp familiar. The sentry for the intercept and the imp for adding a much needed action. You have plenty of curses and flame attacks and the imp gives you another way to get them out. The sentry could be used to protect the imp as well as your fire cannon mage. 

Ok, so hear me out. I don't believe wizards tower is OP.  Walls can pretty much negate it and force the wizard to deal with it. Meanwhile, continue to build YOUR strategy.  Until the meta changes, pack a few walls that block LOS in your books.  Most walls are cheaper than WT giving you the advantage. The wizard uses mana to knock down your wall? Put up another.  Make it useless.

The issue I see with wizard is his access to dispel and dissolve.  Six each for 6 SBP each will ruin anyone's strategy and only cost 12 SBP TOTAL!. These two cards are auto includes because they are so good.  Pay what your opponent paid and chip away at their strat.

There are four types of cards in play during a game, creatures, conjurations, enchantments, and equipment. A water wizard is able to negate both enchantments and equipment for a 1:1 mana ratio. That's half the game being negated at 1:1 and more than likely cheaper in spellbook construction. (ugh, I should really start maining wizard)

Does anyone have an example of a card that does it better than dispel or dissolve?

You should twitch it if you can. Always fun to watch.