MTG Salvation

• Hullbreacher - One of the new "boogeymen" to the format, while it can be included to steal opponents' draws, the deck isn't really forcing players to draw and it's hard enough to make cuts for it. Same goes for the next card.
• Opposition Agent - The other new "boogeyman" to the format, while it can be included to steal opponents' ramp effects or tutors, the deck is more proactive than reactive. With how difficult it is to make cuts, it's honestly not worth a slot here.
• Laboratory Drudge - While the deck obviously plays with the graveyard, the effects is too lackluster to warrant a slot.
• Sakashima of a Thousand Faces - Another amazing clone that can copy legends, having another Sidisi could do a lot. While I wouldn't necessarily make a cut for it, it's still definitely a great card to add if you like these effects.
• Tormod, the Desecrator - Another way to make zombies especially since the deck is getting things out of the graveyard. However, it's much more efficient making zombies with Sidisi than it would be with Tormod.
• Kamahl, Heart of Krosa - Giving our zombie horde +3/+3 is quite the buff. However, with how expensive it costs, it's better to just run Craterhoof Behemoth instead, which the deck already runs.
• Kodama of the East Tree - Each time we create a zombie we're able to drop a land from our hand. Also, whenever we reanimate anything we can play a card with the same or lower casting cost for free. While I have yet to test it, this card has the potential to make some busted plays and should definitely be considered.
• Araumi of the Dead Tide - With the graveyard full of cards, giving encore to a creature is a great way to reanimate them. However, the creature has to be exiled for its effect, which is something I've been very adamant on the deck not doing.
• Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Strait - While not a landfall deck, being able to play an additional land and being able to draw a card off of it is definitely something to consider.
• Undergrowth Stadium and Rejuvenating Springs - With this land megacycle finally getting completed, we can add even more 2-colored lands that don't enter the battlefield tapped.

• Necrotic Hex - Having the entire table sacrifice six creatures puts a ton of +1/+1 counters on our creatures. We also get 6 2/2 zombies back for our troubles. Amazing card.
• Szat's Will - Has each opponent sacrifice their strongest creature but if we control Mazirek then we will also exile opponents' graveyards and create a bunch of thrull tokens as well. Also an amazing card for the deck.
• Tevesh Szat, Doom of Fools - Not only does he create sacrifice fodder while gaining loyalty but can also be used as a sacrifice outlet to draw cards. Drawing 2 cards is enough since we don't really want to sacrifice Mazirek considering how expensive it is to cast.
• Kamahl's Will - Not only can it be used as a removal spell but turning all of our lands into indestructible creatures means more bodies to put +1/+1 counters on. Not necessarily an auto-include in the deck, but it is worth mentioning.
• Jeweled Lotus - As mentioned earlier, casting Mazirek is quite costly. This is a no-brainer to include.
• Undergrowth Stadium - Finally, another land megacycle is completed. Thanks to this we get a battlebond land for BG decks.

• Court of Bounty - Becoming the monarch is great at drawing a card at the end of the turn but even if not the monarch, you can drop a land during your upkeep. If you are the monarch, you'll be able to drop a creature. The deck doesn't have so many fatties but being able to cheat one early enough can do a lot.
• Kamahl's Will - Turning our lands into indestructible 1/1's is amazing at overwhelming the board This also goes amazing with Gaea's Cradle and/or Itlimoc, Cradle of the Sun.
• Kodama of the East Tree - Amazing with cheating things from our hand or dropping more lands since playing a land will allow us to drop on from our hand.
• Reshape the Earth - Grabs 10 lands that aren't necessarily basic which is amazing. The deck can generate a ton of of mana which will allow casting this very early on. Since players refuse to run mass land destruction spells, you can take over the game very early on thanks to it.
• Jeweled Lotus - Not as overhyped as all the naysayers make it out to be, it is very useful here not only because it can get Polukranos out on turn 1, but it can also help afterwards since we're constantly wanting to reset it. So it's useful in the deck throughout the entire match.
• Guildless Commons - A bounceland for any deck, especially monocolored ones, it can give a burst of mana after that initial set back similarly to Jungle Basin.

• Ancient Greenwarden - Landfall is definitely a subtheme in the deck so being able to double those triggers is amazing. The deck isn't running any fetchlands but it is running Thawing Glaciers and Ghost Town so we are able to get landfall triggers each turn.
• Ashaya, Soul of the Wild - The deck has a ton of mana dorks but Ashaya makes all nontoken creatures into mana dorks which can go a long way. Not only that but since our nontoken creatures are now lands, they'll survive boardwipes that specify nonland permanents (Planar Cleansing, Cyclonic Rift, etc.) which is definitely a plus.
• Scute Swarm - As mentioned earlier, while landfall is not a core aspect of the deck, this is an amazing green card that can get out of hand very quickly, especially since this deck is ramping like crazy. It can get out of hand very quickly.

• Lucille - This equipment is absolutely crazy here and I'm limitlessly upset that it doesn't yet exist as an MtG IP version. Not only does it give Mazirek +2/+0 and menace, making it even harder to block (especially since we're having opponents constantly sacrifice their creatures) but it also forces the defending player to sacrifice a creature before blockers are even declared. If that weren't enough, you create a zombie when they do, giving you even more sacrifice fodder.
• Michonne, Ruthless Survivor - She creates two 2/2 zombies when she enters the battlefield. However, the deck isn't really running equipment to make the most of Michonne's ability. Curiously enough, [[Lucille]] is an excellent equipment for a Michonne deck.

• Agadeem's Awakening - With sacrificing creatures in this deck, there will be instances where our graveyard if full of creatures that we've used for advantage. This can reanimate a lot of them (since they have to have different casting costs). The best thing about this spell, however, is that it doesn't really take up a slot in the deck since it can be played as Agadeem, the Undercrypt, thus only taking up a land slot.
• Demon's Disciple - Another Plaguecrafter for a singleton deck. Definitely going in.
• Ancient Greenwarden - The deck doesn't have a lot of landfall effects but it does run a lot of fetchlands, and this is a great way to replay them from the graveyard. It's definitely stronger than Ramunap Excavator.
• Ashaya, Soul of the Wild - Makes all of our nontoken creatures into forests. This not only saves them from nonland effects (like Cyclonic Rift and the like) but can also accelerate the deck by turning our creatures into mana dorks.
• Iridescent Hornbeetle - This card is crazy good here. Any turn we put a +1/+1 on each of our creatures, we're going to get a 1/1 for each of those at the end of our turn. Not only will this grow our army, but it will give us a ton of sacrifice fodder.
• Oran-Rief Ooze - It might be a bit winmore, but if it attacks with a bunch of creatures that already have a +1/+1 counter on it, it's going to add another one on them. If we have our effects that double counters, it can possibly add up.
• Scute Swarm - Though this isn't a landfall deck, we are constantly getting plenty of lands onto the battlefield at once (or at the very minimum two triggers per turn when replaying fetchlands). This means that this will either present us with a bunch of sacrifice fodder or a huge swarm (no pun intended) we can swing in with.

• Lucille - While the deck doesn't really use equipment, it does provide a slight buff as well as menace, which could be useful. More important than that, it has a trigger on attack which makes the defending player sacrifice a creature - making Sidisi even harder to block. If they sacrifice a creature, you get a zombie, which is also synergistic for the deck. This has the potential of finding a slot in the Zombie Build.
• Michonne, Ruthless Survivor - She creates two 2/2 zombies when she enters the battlefield. However, the deck isn't really running equipment to make the most of Michonne's ability. Curiously enough, [[Lucille]] is an excellent equipment for a Michonne deck.

• Glasspool Mimic - Although it enters the battlefield as a copy of a creature only we control, it still costs 3 to cast so it's pretty good. It's also a land in a pinch. This is definitley worth considering since it can double our best nonlegendary creature on the battlefield while also potentially taking the spot of a land in the deck.
• Agadeem's Awakening - Even though it's not a creature, being a modular double-faced card means that it can technically take up a land slot in the deck - especially since it has the potential of entering the battlefield untapped. It's an amazing reanimation spell if we have the mana to cast it, which shouldn't be a problem since the deck is running Gaea's Cradle and Cabal Coffers + Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth.
• Drana, the Last Bloodchief - She has the potential of reanimating a nonlegendary creature during each of our combat steps but I feel like it's a bit slow and we also don't have any control of what our opponents are going to choose. So there's that to consider as well.
• Nullpriest of Oblivion - A bit expensive as far as reanimation spells go, but 6 mana with no other drawback isn't that bad. It's also on a body which is a plus.
• Ancient Greenwarden - It's quite the hulk at 5/7 with reach for just 6 mana. However, this not being a landfall deck means that it's finally ability is pretty moot here. If I wanted to play lands from my graveyard with this deck I'd go with Ramunap Excavator instead.
• Moss-Pit Skeleton - Part of a busted infinite combo. You can find that combo explained in great detail in the following video (already timestamped): https://youtu.be/16bXEs6KjMs?t=1480
• Nissa of Shadowed Boughs - It's a great way to untap lands for additional value like Cabal Coffers, Gaea's Cradle, etc. On top of that, she can also be used to reanimate creatures or cheat them onto the battlefield from our hand. Definitely worth considering.

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I kind like Glasspool Mimic for this deck. Lots of flexibility on what you could copy (Craterhoof Behemoth, Bloom Tender, Glen Elendra Archmage, etc.) which would almost always be a plus. Or in a pinch it's a land.

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