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You attach it with the +1 ability, and the equipped creature gets a +1/+1 counter
Weve mentioned lore a few times while discussing previous MTG sets because, while story has always been a big part of Magic: The Gathering, its never felt quite as obvious as it has recently
Classic builds lean on wheels, tutors, and control pieces like Counterspell, Toxic Deluge, and Demonic Tutor, all while reusing them for a second life through Kess's ability
The truth is, I have a soft spot for 7-power creatures
Thats because Commander is a format of Magic thats great for multiplayer games, but not exactly the most accessible way in for new or lapsed players who may be tempted by the Fallout license