MTG Salvation

Hey guys, I'm trying to find cards similar to Reassembling Skeleton that can recur themselves, either from the graveyard to play or to your hand that fall in :symb::symr: Here's what I've found so far:

• Reassembling Skeleton
  
• Nether Shadow
  
• Nether Traitor
  
• Pyre Zombie
  
• Squee, Goblin Nabob
  
• Tymaret, the Murder King
  
• Tenacious Dead
  
• Ichorid
  
• Bloodghast
  
• Gravecrawler
  

If there's anything else that may be commander-worthy, I'd love to know.

Midnight Bounty, to parallel Primeval Bounty. These cards seem too similar.

Anybody else see the Tazeem reference in Dismiss into Dream's flavour text? Anybody?

Make note that Worm Harvest and Masked Admirers were moved to uncommon.

As a fan of clones, I'm actually pretty happy with this change. There have been many casual or EDH games where the only good targets out on the field are legendary. Sure, Sakashima and Lazav lose out on their uniqueness, but I feel this change will be a good change overall for Magic. I definitely see how it promotes fun play and makes planeswalkers that much cooler. Geist of Saint Traft will be something to deal with in Eternal formats, but we're already seeing format scalpels being printed. Renounce the Guilds is being used as we speak.

References to Zendikar? I'm down. Also, Rosheen Meanderer gets another play toy. To be more specific, I want this to die so that Rosheen can kill somebody off with general damage.

I'm rooting for Revenge of Necromancy, but that's due to my bias towards Liliana of the Veil and would give me a great reason to rebuild my Nath of the Gilt-Leaf EDH deck.

Enchant Progenitor Mimic with Infinite Reflection. Profit immensely.

Those new deck boxes look sketchy, but who knows, maybe they will be an improvement.

Assuming the meta doesn't take a dramatic swing with the release of DGM, I doubt this card will see more than fringe play, possibly sideboard play.

Well, that's nearly exactly what I was hoping for. My guess involved Exava giving creatures haste, so I'm not disappointed.

As far as EDH is concerned, Spike Cannibal says hello, as well as Flayer of the Hatebound.

EDIT: Dragon Blood says what up as well.

The flavor text of Simic Guildgate has a few raised letters, meaning "THE GUILDS OF RAVNICA WILL DESTROY EACH OTHER..." has more to it.

This deck has a weird mix of early and late game. It has multiple options open to it, allowing for multiple points of attack. I believe the greatest strength of the deck is versatility. Undying creatures can be used both on offense and defense, and fuel large game-ending Craterhoof Behemoth plays. In the right situations, this deck can pull out ridiculous endgames. Through card draw, ramp, and undying creatures, this deck will grind out most decks to claim victory.

Synergies:

Young Wolf or Strangleroot Geist + Rapid Hybridization
These cards allow you to get in surprise early beats or blocks from out of nowhere against aggressive decks.

Young Wolf or Strangleroot Geist + Elusive Krasis
The counters will start piling up on your Krasis, making it increasingly more difficult to kill. This can be sped up with the help of Rapid Hybridization, as mentioned before.

Deadeye Navigator + Most other creatures
Deadeye Navigator can reset undying, or just get silly with Thragtusk or Prime Speaker Zegana. It may seem a little win-more, but this format is so crazy sometimes you need a little bit of ridiculous synergy.

Simic Charm + Undying Creatures or Prime Speaker Zegana
A much easier way to reset undying than ol' Deadeye. It also allows you to reuse Prime Time if you run out of steam.

The full list of synergies is lengthy but this should begin to reveal the potential in these sixty cards.



The sideboard will be adjusted to my meta through weeks of testing, but any suggestions would be appreciated.

Weren't there leftover land arts from the Facebook Art Fight app? They all looked like the guildgates to me; I wouldn't be surprised if those will find a place on the Dragon's Maze gates.

I was lucky enough to pull Lazav, Dimir Mastermind and Obzedat, Ghost Council while playing Orzhov. The worst part of the night was getting my Luminate Primordial countered by Mystic Genesis. I only pulled three extort cards other than the guild promo, but I can already tell that extort is definitely a deck to draft, assuming you can pick up the right removal.