Stoneforge Masterwork

An anthem's math compressed into a single target, paid for by how exposed that target becomes. The bonus reads every other creature you control that shares a creature type with the equipped creature, so the payoff scales with how concentrated your typeline is: one match adds +1/+1, but a board built around a common type can stack the bonus several times onto whatever is carrying the gear. That inverts the usual anthem template, where the buff spreads thin across many bodies; here the whole board's tribal density collapses onto one carrier. What counts is any shared creature type, not just printed ones: types granted by other effects and tokens sharing the equipped creature's type all feed the total, which quietly widens the decks that can run it. The construction is unusually fragile for Equipment, too. Removal aimed at the supporting creatures shrinks the bonus the moment they die, and a sweeper turns the carrier from a finisher back into a plain body before the equip mana is worth spending. The cheap cast and modest equip price exist so a flooded tribal board can deploy it as an afterthought and let the board do the heavy lifting while the gear collects the dividend. It rewards a specific kind of board (many creatures sharing a type) and does close to nothing in a pile of unrelated singletons. That conditionality is the entire architecture.