You get great combat keywords in vigilance and first strike, an extra combat phase, and an additional main phase
When you do get the effect off, its a gamble: itll mill cards from your opponent until they reveal a land, and the equipped creature gains +1/+0 per card revealed
And whenever they gain life, you gain that much life, too
Its a feeling that is captured perfectly in some of the older formats, and its one that you can enjoy a little taste of thanks to this archetype
Brightglass Gearhulk (Borderless First-Place Foil) The final card in our list of MTG Aetherdrifts 10 most expensive cards is the Borderless First-Place Foil variant of Brightglass Gearhulk
After falling down to $20, this card has cemented a surprisingly expensive price tag