I find myself again echoing the words of Neale Talbot and his Seven by Nine theory, even if were not intending on building a singular deck this week

Anchor to Reality Angler's Shield Assassin Gauntlet Assimilation Aegis Astrologian's Planisphere Bespoke B Biorganic Carapace Blade of Shared Souls Candlestick Captain America, First Avenger Carry Away Cirina Bargainspinner Cryptic Coat Cursed Windbreaker Deadeye Quartermaster Disarm Falcon's Wing Harness Fumble Galea, Kindler of Hope Giant's Amulet Grip of Phyresis Guardians of Oboro Illvoi Light Jammer Iron Man, Armored Avenger Kumonosu, the Watchful Mantle of Tides March of the Machines Mobile Clone Mystery Key Noctis, Heir Apparent Ratonhnhak:ton Rune of Flight SP Piloted by Peni Sage's Nouliths Skyward Spider Sokka and Suki Stolen Uniform Subgoyf (playtest) Sun-Spider, Nimble Webber Super Suit Tamiyo's Compleation Tetsuo, Imperial Champion The Invincible Iron Man The Mighty Thor, Jane Foster Thief's Knife Thieving Skydiver Wonderweave Aerialist

Sauron, the Dark Lord The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth brought one of the most popular LTR commanders to the helm: Sauron, the Dark Lord
Making an exponentially large number of tokens is one thing, but its very easy to give them haste and get opponents dead very quickly
Having a repeatable tutor on a stick can be great
Equip Legendary Artifact - Equipment Color tag templates(None) Swiftfoot Boots Equipped creature has hexproof and haste