There's not quite enough coherence between different bestow cards to make a fully-functional 'Bestow' deck, but Kestia comes close to tying everything together, while already being a perfectly fine payoff for running a bunch of auras
And, as you may guess from all the Final Fantasy-induced price spikes we've seen in the last few weeks, equipment cards are also seeing their prices rise
The coolest thing about this is, that you could get lucky without knowing it and remove two annoying cards at once
Since Faithless Looting was banned, players tried to play graveyard decks using random bad enablers such as Merchant of the Vale / Izzet Charm / Thrill of Possibility and lately Faithless Salvaging
The ability only triggers once a turn, but it isnt limited to just your turns, so free spells like Snuff Out and Submerge are perfect to get the most from this cat
Related Hakbal pays off your Merfolk typal strategy but granting every Merfolk Explore at the beginning of combat