The raw power and catch-all utility of its effect is easier to recur when attached to a cheap-ish creature, producing such huge results that non-white archetypes are trying to actively fit white mana into their decks to play it
This method is particularly useful when we want to construct a deck that adheres to a certain sets theme or when playing limited formats like Sealed or Draft
I really love the Blitz mechanic, which is a nice throwback to Sneak Attack
Oh, then theres some Magic fakes I did for shits-and-giggles Specifically, recently Wizards of the Coast mentioned that in their upcoming Time Spiral Revisited set, they would take cards made since the introduction of the new card style released in 8th Edition and make versions of them using the classic card layout
And all of that creature type craziness began with Conspiracy, a card still on the short list of powerful Johnny cards
When the equipped creature attacks, you get to roll a six-sided die, giving the creature a boost to its power equal to the die's result
