The premise of the deck is to quickly get out cheap walls, build a huge defensive battlefront, and then use your commander (or one of several enchantments) to make the walls able to attack with damage equal to their toughness
Unlike auras, you cast equipment for their mana cost, and then pay a seperate "equip cost" to put them onto a creature
Card not found, on the other hand, was a stable in some of the most powerful decks of the time in Standard, meaning that it was miserable enough to be banned a year after its initial printing, which isnt even that notable, because there were so many bans around this time, because WotC had completely lost their grasp on Standard, which we are still feeling today
Deck Filters Mister Fantastic, Reed Richards 6.9%inclusion 3%synergy 49 decks 713 decks Pym Particles 3.0%inclusion -0%synergy 20 decks 675 decks Vulture, Feathered Fiend 2.9%inclusion 2%synergy 18 decks 625 decks We Say Thee Nay
Its important to consider the intersection of Treasure and reanimation: Both power out massive threats like Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite and Valgavoth, Terror Eater way faster than should be allowed
