It empowers its holder, giving it +3/+3 and vigilance, but it only produces mana if you sacrifice the creature that is equipped with it
Ive long advocated for Remorseful Cleric in Equipment decks as an evasive beater, but with cards like the impressive Cemetery cycle from Crimson Vow, the shuffle-Fog Blessed Respite, and even Honored Heirloom a three-mana rock I think is more than playable theres plenty of ways to keep on top of opponents second hands. So, where do graveyards fit in the hierarchy of interaction
The combination of green and purple ensures that players can handle different opponent decks effectively, giving it a solid standing in top One Piece decks lists
The Pokemon Company always seems to have to reset the power curve of the TCG with base sets, but with the latter half of Sword and Shield cards still legal, itll take some time before this actually comes to fruition
It also crews with three, but the real bonus is you can pull it from the graveyard if you have enough pirates attacking