Enduring Innocence turns small creatures into recurring card draw for white decks. Whenever one or more other creatures with power two or less enter under your control, it can draw a card, with a limit of once each turn. That makes it useful in token strategies, blink decks, and lists built around low-power utility creatures rather than large attackers.
Raise the Alarm and other instant-speed creature makers can earn a draw during an opponent's turn after you have already used the trigger on your own. Ephemerate can reuse an eligible creature's entry ability while also triggering Innocence when the creature returns. Building in ways to create or return small creatures across several turns helps you get more from the once-per-turn restriction.
The enchantment creature is resilient against destruction. If it dies while it is a creature, it returns under its owner's control as an enchantment and continues providing the draw ability. Exile and bounce do not produce that return trigger, and the returned noncreature enchantment does not keep repeating the same death-based recovery simply because it later leaves the battlefield.
Watch power boosts when designing the deck. Anthems and other continuous effects can make an entering creature's power too high to qualify. Creating several eligible tokens at once also produces only one draw, not a card for each token. Innocence rewards steady, well-timed creature development and is particularly comfortable in decks that already want small bodies for value.
