Equip is usually written as equip X:, and a player can pay the cost (X) any time they could cast a sorcery to attach the equipment to target creature they control
Despite being a core set, Seventh came with a simple storyline, something that Wizards of the Coast typically only does with expansion sets
After that turn, that player takes an extra turn
There are just so many small intricate details all over, from the many vials and potions that Miku has to her heavily fantasy-inspired outfit to even the ethereal background that makes everything in the foreground pop
You'll still manifest dread even if this Equipment isn't on the battlefield when its first ability resolves
Any dream that traditional control with Narset, Parter of Veils had of beating this deck would be shattered, as the Disallow count in control is dangerously low