Magic: The Gathering Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Commander Deck – Undead Unleashed (Blue-Black), Minimal Packaging Version

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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.

Our combos will either be using Wilhelt or Rooftop Storm. With Wilhelt and Poppet Factory in play, our tokens will not have decayed, which allows us to do an infinite loop with Altar of Dementia, milling our opponents out. When we sacrifice a Zombie token, Wilhelt will give us another. There aren’t any new cards in the set that have Affinity, nor are Artifacts a very prominent theme on Innistrad. However, The Celestus is a handy artifact if you want to throw it in. What to Take Out Reaping Scythe- can harvest Lost Souls from slain mobs. It has high damage, but is a little slower than a sword. The removal suite can be edited to fit stuff like Slaughter the Strong, Generous Gift and even Winds of Abandon to help deal with recursion-based Commanders.

Creatures – The graves are emptying

Soul Remnants- item dropped by any mob killed with the Reaping Scythe with a 1/10 chance. If it kills a Haunter, the chance of dropping a Soul Remnant is 100%. Mainly used as a crafting material for soul related stuff without the need to go to the Nether! It may recieve more uses in later updates. Our other combo uses Rooftop Storm and Acererak. This allows us to loop Acererak indefinitely, and if we send him through the Lost Mine of Phandelver, we get infinite drains to finish off our opponents. With the latter, if you still control the commander, another player mills additional cards. Compared to cards like Blue Sun’s Zenith or Stroke of Genius, this is a good alternative in the Commander format. 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. For a complete upgrade you’ll probably want to use cards from both sections, since just because a card is cheap, that doesn’t mean that it is weak.

Grave Metal- an upgrade to chainmail using Grave Metal Ingots. The helmet is an exception and cannot be crafted, you must hunt Frenzied Knights to get it and obtain the full set. Going below 8 hearts gives you Resistance 3 to keep you fighting! Very durable and suited for combat. Undead Unleashed is a little bit more nuanced than Coven Counters, and I like it. Zombie fanatics will be pleased to see Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver, an interesting commander that opens the door to all sorts of combo synergies out there. Undead Unleashed is all about zombies and sacrifice effects. The idea is to have cards like Undead Augur in play when you sacrifice your creatures. You also have token-generating effects like Army of the Damned to provide you with enough expendable creatures to sacrifice.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. Gravespawn Sovereign, which can put creatures into play from a graveyard under your control, serves a similar purpose, as does Shadow Kin. Demon Horn - like Ghost peppers, it drops from Flamebreathers. It's current and only use is in a new crafting recipe for the vanilla Tridentbut it may get expanded upon in future updates. Wilhelt Zombies vol 11 more Budget Wilhelt Zombies vol 11 more Budget Wilhelt Zombies vol 11 more Budget