It falls into the kind of deck that wants to play a low economy game, be that of mana or of cards
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Sorry for getting a bit bogged down there, I tried to keep it concise, but with how complex Magic can be the rules need to be written in a way to cover all these interactions
It lets you commandeer the activated abilities of creatures in any graveyard, and give them to your creatures, provided they have +1/+1 counters on them
The deck also tied kitties to the idea of Equipment, which would allow for a lot of easy mix-and-match deckbuilding
My parents didn't know how to save the game, and I certainly didn't, and the game often got turned off before or during Garland