Affinity really wants to extend, being able to do so without fear of mass removal is a delight
While any of them can increase the power of your deck, youll see way more gains by spreading that $20 or so across multiple cards, at least for initial upgrades
The only other reasonable interpretations of this rule are either that it's referring to the past event of "loses the subtype" and means "an object that previously had the subtype 'Equipment'", or that when it says "equipment" it means "the printed characteristics include the subtype 'Equipment', ignoring any continuous effects", but both of those interpretations lead to unintended results
Our MTG lot has a mix of 70 powerful cards, so you dont have to waste your money buying multiple Magic the Gathering booster packs, which could cost you up to $300
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