Refurbish

Commander is where Refurbish earns its keep, slotting into any white artifact deck that wants a second or third reanimation effect after Hanna, Ship's Navigator or similar recursive engines go offline. In Pioneer, artifact reanimation strategies have used it to land Ugin, the Ineffable payoffs or oversized constructs, though the competition from more efficient options keeps it fringe. Modern and Legacy have better reanimation at lower costs, so Refurbish sees virtually no play there — four mana at sorcery speed is simply too slow when the format punishes you by turn two. Oathbreaker mirrors Commander's logic: if your signature spell is reanimation-adjacent and your planeswalker cares about artifacts, Refurbish is a passable inclusion.