How to describe this equipment in your narrative.
While MTG uses the term most literally, other games use "Equipment" to bypass defense: equipment that gives unblockable
Use these items in your tabletop campaigns to bring the "Unblockable" feel to D&D combat. In D&D, "Unblockable" translates to high Armor Class (AC) bypassing or automatic hit mechanics. How to describe this equipment in your narrative
| Card Name | Mana Cost | Equip Cost | Notes | |-----------|-----------|------------|-------| | | 3 | 2 | Also gives shroud (can’t target own creature after equip). Classic. | | Trailblazer’s Boots | 2 | 2 | Unblockable if defending player controls a nonbasic land. | | Prowler’s Helm | 2 | 2 | Unblockable except by Walls (rare). | | Rogue’s Gloves | 2 | 2 | Unblockable if power 2 or less (and draws a card on damage). | | Slip Through Space | U | — | Not equipment; just a sorcery, but includes “equipment that grants unblockable” searches often find this via combo. | | Hot Soup | 1 | 1 | Unblockable, but deals 1 damage to equipped creature when it becomes blocked (redundant since unblockable). Unstable set. | | Neurok Hoversail | 1 | 1 | Unblockable only if equipped creature has flying. | | Cloak of the Bat | 2 | 2 | Gives flying and “can’t be blocked except by creatures with flying or reach.” Not true unblockable but close. | | Card Name | Mana Cost | Equip