The same is true for fear, first strike, double strike, landwalk, protection, trample, and vigilance
I mean, its fine, but I think if Im in equipment decks I pick other things slightly higher
This transformation allows your Blood Artist payoffs to become even more flexible, cards like Marionette Apprentice or Mirkwood Bats will now trigger whenever a creature dies because the game sees an artifact hitting the graveyard
His mechanic also depicts the entire concept of Advantage Rolls in Dungeons & Dragons, but unfortunately, we don't see him doing any Eldritch Blasts or Arms of Hadar, but you just can't get everything you want these days
This is fantastic, particularly if you made the agonising decision to use a couple of powerful cards as Ink earlier in the game