MTG Salvation

Shallow Graves' token enters tapped, so this is a straight upgrade.

Also, you can cast this on yourself if you really need to chump a big threat or something, right?

Yeah, and a pretty straight good upgrade! I always looked back at Curse of Shallow Graves when updating our cube and the tapping clause always kept it out. Now we need to rethink this. Pretty good card!

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Also, you can cast this on yourself if you really need to chump a big threat or something, right?

Absolutely!

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Yeah, and a pretty straight good upgrade! I always looked back at Curse of Shallow Graves when updating our cube and the tapping clause always kept it out. Now we need to rethink this. Pretty good card!

Are you more inclined to include both now that there's a second copy?

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Yeah, and a pretty straight good upgrade! I always looked back at Curse of Shallow Graves when updating our cube and the tapping clause always kept it out. Now we need to rethink this. Pretty good card!

Are you more inclined to include both now that there's a second copy?

More inclined to include this one because it hasn't the tapped clause

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Also, you can cast this on yourself if you really need to chump a big threat or something, right?

Yes, but I think you're giving the opponent free Zombies too by using it that way.

Seems like a 360 staple for Peasant, I wonder if I'll fit both variations in my peasant cube or not

How does this card hold up in today's day and age? It's pretty decent as a constant source of attackers and is relatively hard to remove on first blush.

Curse of Disturbance is a good card, but I don't think it's good enough for 360 powered. I run in my low power 450 list and it's great in peasant.