Price$7.51
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Artifact — Equipment
LegalRank #558
Equipped creature has ward , is an Assassin in addition to its other types, and can't be blocked.
Equip legendary creature 
Equip 
(: Attach to target creature you control. Equip only as a sorcery.)
KeywordsEquip
Why is this card good?
Brotherhood Regalia is a sneaky-good piece of voltron tech that flies under the radar. For to cast and just to equip onto a legendary creature, you're making your commander unblockable with ward protection — that's an incredibly cheap, efficient package.
Where it shines:
- Commander damage builds — any voltron commander that wants to connect reliably (Rograkh, Skullbriar, Slicer, Yargle, etc.). Unblockable + ward dodges both chump blockers and cheap removal.
- Assassin tribal — turning your commander into an Assassin enables payoffs like Cuombajj Witches synergies or actual Assassin's Creed support.
- Saboteur/combat-trigger decks — anything that wants damage to land (poison, "deal combat damage to a player" triggers).
When to skip it: Decks that aren't built around a single attacker. The unblockable clause is wasted if you're going wide with tokens or playing a spellslinger/control shell. It also does nothing defensively beyond ward — no evasion matters if you're not swinging. Niche but excellent in its lane.
to cast and just to equip onto a legendary creature, you're making your commander unblockable with ward protection — that's an incredibly cheap, efficient package.
Where it shines:
- Commander damage builds — any voltron commander that wants to connect reliably (Rograkh, Skullbriar, Slicer, Yargle, etc.). Unblockable + ward dodges both chump blockers and cheap removal.
- Assassin tribal — turning your commander into an Assassin enables payoffs like Cuombajj Witches synergies or actual Assassin's Creed support.
- Saboteur/combat-trigger decks — anything that wants damage to land (poison, "deal combat damage to a player" triggers).
When to skip it: Decks that aren't built around a single attacker. The unblockable clause is wasted if you're going wide with tokens or playing a spellslinger/control shell. It also does nothing defensively beyond ward — no evasion matters if you're not swinging. Niche but excellent in its lane.Related cards
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