For the first line, do you get to fetch the equipment as it comes into play, or is it that if the equipment is already in play you get to equip it? and that would be a badass general for an EDH deck =3

Both. If its in play it gets put on him if not you get it from your library. I'll have to clarify that on the card.

As for balance, for 6 mana you are effectively creating a wolf army that losses risk of trading with opponents due first strike. So currently it would be a game breaker. For the sense of a casual game it works as a fun tool. For it to be an actual printed card I would say all wolves get +1/+1 and for green you can regenerate.

So get rid of the first strike?

Well he is legendary so first strike works just fine. But when its combined with +3/+3 your wolves become quite a threat. Most wolves are what around 1/1 or 2/2? So if you swing with 4-5 5/5 first strike wolves per turn you will have too much of an advantage of board control. If you swing with 3/3 first strike wolves then at least you have an advantage but not so much total board control.

How is it now?

Looks great =3 Now I have to try and figure out if there is enough wolves to build an edh deck. A general that fetches any wolf card you want *nods* that would be a really fun deck to play.

17 wolves in the game

Make it Elf/Wolf, Wren's Run Packmaster with Deathtouch and First Strike would be absolutely evil. Just saying,

I think that may make it too overpowered.

It wouldn't see standard play but it'd make an amazing tribal wolf deck commander. Especially since werewolves are supposed to be in the next set.

I believe that if this was the card, this is how the text would go:

"When Fenrir comes into play, you may search your deck for a card called "Gleipnir" or choose a card named "Gleipnir" and put it into play attached to Fenrir. Shuffle your deck afterwards if you searched it

All Wolves you control get +1/+1, First strike and "G: Regenerate this card."

WG, T: You may go search for a non-legendary Wolf card, and put it into play tapped. Shuffle your library.

If a Skoli and Hali are both in play, Fenrir, Skoli and Hali all gain Hexproof (This permanent may not be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control)"

I hope this helps ^ ^

Also, I believe it should say that "All other wolves" gain the benefit, and that you say that the wolves go into your hand instead of play tapped, due to those pesky shapeshifters, and if they ever print wolf tribal cards, that are instants, you can play them when you want. If you really want to put them into play, I would say that "You may go search for a non-legendary Wolf card, and play it without paying its mana cost. If its a creature, it comes into play tapped. Shuffle your library."

That does help. Thanks <3

wonder if anyone would call me on that if i played it in EDH lol well, my friends probably nobody lol