It also nullifies your opponent's graveyard - pretty backbreaking for strategies like 'Dredge' that rely on the 'yard - and allows you to grab your opponent's best threat from the void and play it free of charge (Okay, at the cost of its own life, but it's a lowly two-drop, so who cares?) Paired with targeted discard cards like the popular Thoughtseize, Dauthi Voidwalker has the potential to be super scary
If Bob remains borderline unplayable in all formats, we could be seeing sub-$30 prices as soon as August
We chose the Duskmourn House of Horror deck for its recursive threats and draining effects that create a slow, inevitable win while keeping the board under control
Lifecraft Engine Being a vehicle makes Lifecraft Engine a tad bit worse than the following anthems, though its also safer from some forms of removal
+1: Look at the top four cards of your library
Im leery of trying to put too many eggs in the basket of a mechanic that is likely to never reappear, but whats nice is that amass lords affect all zombie tokens, not just zombie army tokens, so they synergize with many cards from other sets