I like the design because it grants a bonus to the creature that encourages attackingincreasing the chance that the equipped creature is killedand it grants enough of a bonus that it makes the equipped creature a target for creature kill
Raymond Swanland is known for having very visually busy arts, and in some cases theres almost too much going on
Abandon Attachments Abzan Charm Aether Syphon Agency Coroner Aggressive Mining Alhammarret's Archive All-Seeing Arbiter Alms Collector Alpharael, Dreaming Acolyte Altar's Reap Aminatou, Veil Piercer Arcane Denial Arcane Endeavor Archmage Ascension Arm-Mounted Anchor Artificer's Epiphany Artistic Refusal Arwen's Gift Ashiok, Sculptor of Fears Atemsis, All-Seeing Aven Heartstabber Azorius Locket Azra Oddsmaker Bad Deal Bandit's Haul Bandit's Talent Bankrupt in Blood Battle of Frost and Fire Battlewing Mystic Bazaar Trademage Bazaar of Baghdad Behold the Multiverse Behold the Unspeakable Bequeathal Beza, the Bounding Spring Big Score Biomechan Engineer Birth of the Imperium Bitter Reunion Black Widow, Intel Expert Blighted Cataract Blitzball Blood Fountain Blood Scrivener Bold Biochemist Boros Locket Boseiju Reaches Skyward Brainstone Brainstorm Brainstorm Brainsurge Brilliant Spectrum Bringer of the Blue Dawn Brokers Charm Byway Barterer Cait, Cage Brawler Calamitous Tide Calim, Djinn Emperor Candlestick Careful Study Carnival Elephant Meteor Case of the Crimson Pulse Case the Joint Catalog Cathartic Pyre Cathartic Reunion Cavalier of Gales Cephalid Sage Ceta Sanctuary Champion of Wits Chandra, Flamecaller Chart a Course
Only running 2 at the moment but may up that to 3
Songs are easy to overlook, but this one is a Common you can add for a dime, and its a repeat inclusion in decks that win
