Orcrist, Goblin-cleaver

Selesnya Aggro can test it, but six mana before a hit is a major tempo cost; its Treasure burst needs several creatures sharing a type.

Could be wrong if A revealed typal or token shell could make repeated three-plus-Treasure hits reliable.

No listed Pioneer deck establishes a shared-type board; this is a six-mana, combat-dependent engine and only a speculative tribal test.

Could be wrong if An established creature-tribal shell may have enough redundant bodies to justify the setup cost.

It spends six mana and must deal combat damage before producing value, far slower and more conditional than Modern's useful artifacts.

Could be wrong if A resilient creature-token shell with reliably large Treasure triggers could make the rate better than expected.

Even with access to fast mana, a three-mana equip that must connect is slow and fragile; no supplied shell makes its burst dependable.

Could be wrong if Existing equipment tutoring or an unlisted typal shell could reduce its setup burden.

Typal boards can turn one hit into several Treasures, but it is slower and less reliable than Commander's Sphere outside dedicated combat decks.

Could be wrong if Its payoff may be too win-more if opponents routinely remove the equipped creature before it connects.

The first hit always makes at least one Treasure and shared types can explode the payoff, though three mana to cast plus equip delays it.

Could be wrong if Unknown creature-type density, speed, and removal may leave it as a slow stat boost too often.