Technically ramp decks are threat light if you consider all ramp effects to be entirely non-threats
Even in an Un -set friendly game this has literal zero merit outside of maybe winning the game, and seems like more of a hassle to track than anything
(When this equipment enters create a colorless 1/1 Hero creature token and attach this to it.) Equipped creature gets +1/+1, gains "Whenever this creature attacks you gain 1 life," and is a Cleric in addition to its other types
1 Borderless common or uncommon 4 Commons 2 Nonlegendary uncommons 1 Legendary uncommon 1 Legendary uncommon (in 50% of boosters) or a nonlegendary rare or mythic rare 2 Wildcards, including rares, mythic rares, borderless rares, and borderless mythic rares 1 Legendary rare or mythic rare 1 Nonlegendary rare or mythic rare 1 Traditional foil card 1 Token/ad card or card from The List 1 Art card, with a gold-stamped artist signature in 10% of boosters
Making a turn two five drop is pretty broken and Lumberjack does that ever so easily
The fictional birds have appeared in just about every mainline entry in the series, though (fun fact!) they didnt make their debut until 1988s Final Fantasy II