Protective Embrace, which allows you to apply Ward to other characters you control
Now, considering it's only possible to trigger this ability once during each of your turns, it's easy to see why it hasn't translated all that well in a multiplayer setting
What really put Solitude over the top for me, though, was its role in the banworthy Initiative decks that plagued Legacy and even continue to make waves in Vintage
1 Tinker Bell: Giant Fairy The Giant Fairy card diverts from the Brave Little Tailor in focusing on the giant instead of the pipsqueak, with the towering figure in this case being a vastly upsized Tinker Bell
When cast, this action allows you to look at the top four cards of your deck, you may reveal a character card and put it in your hand, and the rest go straight to the bottom of your deck in any order
Whenever he attacks, the player may draw a card for each of their attacking creatures who are equipped