And whats even better is that its now illegal for tournament play because of the profanity
(Examples include Armada Wurm and Marsh Flitter.) But where this shines is in that you are bringing out an actual creature card, not a mere token or something
Lets look at Nahiris Molten Ambition by the numbers: 36 Equipment 28 Equipment @ 3mv or less 14 Living Weapons 5 Creatures that can tutor up Equipment or put it into play (Kassandra, Gilgamesh etc) 5 Early drop Creatures that reduce or free equip (Puresteel Paladin, Fervent Champion, Helitrooper etc) 31 Creatures (+4 if you factor in Pre-War Formalwear, Raven Clan War-Axe, Emerias Call and Inkmoth Nexus) 36 Lands (+ Land Tax, Sword of the Animist, Bitterthorn, Sword of Hearth and Home, & 2* Equipment Tutors) So, with 36 Equipment and 5 creatures that can find one, were at a whopping 96.9% to see two of them by Turn 3
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The key with Wyleth is to balance powerful effects on your Equipment with cheap mana values and cheap equip costs to benefit from the card draw as much as possible when you attack