To destroy a single creature and bring additional tokens into play, Dark Salvation serves. We are in the army now What do you think about this EDH precon? What cards are you most excited to play? Are there any of the new commanders you are planning to build around? Let us know in the comments! You can find more Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Commander content here! creature cards seem very generous at first, in terms of sacrificing and killing your own non-token creatures, this amount seems tight at some points, but this is compensated by the many tokens. The enchantments mainly help us generate these tokens. The only real stinker here is Unclaimed Territory. It's not the worst because it can always tap for colorless, but we don't have such a high Zombie count that it will regularly mana-fix and we'd be better off cutting it or replacing it for a basic land.

The only card of significant value in Coven Counters is Bastion Protector, a reprint from Commander 2015. This Commander-specific card provides an extra layer of protection for your leader and curves out really nicely with Leinore, Autumn Sovereign since you can play the Protector on turn 3 and your commander on turn 4. The Verdict Coven Counters is all about one of Midnight Hunt’s new set mechanics: coven. Cards with coven grant you a bonus ability if you control three or more creatures with different powers. With this in mind you’ll want to run as many creatures as possible to maximize your chances of having coven active at any given time.If you’ve ever wanted to brew with Zombies in Commander, I’ve got good news — this precon is a really great way to get started. We also need a little more removal, so adding some removal pieces that support our Zombie synergies is a good way forward. Noxious Ghoul has no right to be as good as it is, and we should absolutely be playing it.

Ghost Pepper - a food item meant to be used... in combat! It makes you breath literal fire which you can use against your enemies! But beware, you will take small burn damage while breathing fire as well. Fire Resistance recommended! You can remove the burning effect by entering water. Ghost Peppers are dropped by Flamebreathers. Grave Metal - a material used for most recipes in the mod. Vanilla skeletonswill often wear basic weapons and armor from this material except for the helmet which is exclusive to Frenzied Knightsand cannot be crafted. Grave metal scraps can be dropped from Skeletons or Grave Soil and are used to craft ingots. A Grave Metal Scrap and be smelted into an Iron Nugget making Iron more renewable. Perhaps this will be a sort of an alternative to the infamous iron farms, please let's stop the Iron Golem genocide :( You might be worried, that you’ll play too many lands and draw too many of them. That’s why you also want some utility lands, which have other effects besides simply making mana. Some examples include:

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Lost Soul - a materialised spirit of a mob. Mainly used as a crafting material for soul related stuff without the need to go to the Nether! Also serves as ammo for the Tome of Reflection. Grave Metal - a material currently used to craft a new armor set, an axe and a sword. Regular skeletonswill often wear weapons and armor (they can not drop worn down pieces though)from this material except for the helmet which is exclusive to Frenzied Knightsand cannot be crafted. Grave metal chunks can be dropped from Skeletons or Grave Soil and are used to craft ingots. An ingot can be smelted to Iron. Perhaps this will be a sort of an alternative to the infamous iron farms, please let Iron Golems live in peace :( This material may get expanded in future updates, maybe even with cross-mod compatibility. He’s strong enough with his abilities, but even the additional oomph added by Increasing Devotion makes it a must-run card to drag yourself out of a tough situation. When they are not, though, I still feel it is important to mention the expensive cards. Who knows, maybe those expensive cards will inspire you to build a certain way, even if they are outside your price range. Gravespawn Sovereign, which can put creatures into play from a graveyard under your control, serves a similar purpose, as does Shadow Kin.

Stitcher Geralf lets each player mill three cards for 2Bl, after which up to two creature cards that would be put into a graveyard this way can be removed from play and an X/X blue Zombie can be created, where X is the summed power of the exiled cards. Though it tries to flesh out two main ideas, one being “Zombie Tribal” and another being “ Sacrifice Matters/ Aristocrats”, both are supported by the Decayed tokens since they’ve become cheap fodder for the endless hum of the machine. First up, here are the lands that will make your mana base better. However, these once aren’t as cheap as the ones that we’ve talked about before. Nevertheless, the good dual lands usually retain at least some of their value long-term, as they are always needed. Reaping Scythe- rarely dropped by Wraiths is used to harvest Soul Remnants from slain creatures. It has high damage, but is a little slower than a sword. Can be repaired with Grave Metal Ingots.Two cards, Go for the Throat and Feed the Swarm offers us the direct possibility of destroying an enemy creature, whereby the latter can also destroy enchantments.

Buzz Lightyear) Zombies, Zombies Everywhere (Buzz Lightyear) Zombies, Zombies Everywhere (Buzz Lightyear) Zombies, Zombies EverywhereMoonlight Greatsword - hit an enemy in melee to then shoot a damaging wave of celestial light. It's obtained by upgrading a Netherite Sword, but this recipe is just a placeholder for now. It's a reference weapon that appears in a vast majority of FromSoftware's games. In the earlier or later game before (or after) some board wipes, you will have enough tokens to use as a base for other cards. As an example, Empty the Laboratory uses sacrificed Zombies to put undead creatures revealed directly from the library into play. Zombies provide each of these elements in abundance. You can use cards like Carrion Feeder, God-Eternal Bontu, Grimgrin Corpse-Born, and Corpse Harvester as sacrifice outlets. These also work well with cards like: The beauty of running these combo pieces is that they’re not dead otherwise; we can mill ourselves with Altar of Dementia and play out our hand with Rooftop Storm. If you can’t decide which card to remove, you can try to find a card with a similar effect like the card you want to add. So, if you want to add Crowded Crypt, perhaps you’ll want to remove Unstable Obelisk. Mana Base