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Innistrad Return to Ravnica [deck title=Human Reanimator, by Brian Braun-Duin] [Creatures] *4 Angel of Glorys Rise *4 Cartel Aristocrat *1 Cathedral Sanctifier *4 Fiend Hunter *4 Huntmaster of the Fells [/Creaturs] [Spells] *4 Grisly Salvage *4 Faithless Looting *4 Farseek *4 Mulch *4 Unburial Rites [/Spells] [Lands] *1 Blood Crypt *4 Cavern of Souls *2 Clifftop Retreat *1 Godless Shrine *1 Overgrown Tomb *1 Sacred Foundry *4 Stomping Ground *3 Sunpetal Grove *2 Temple Garden *4 Woodland Cemetery [/Lands] [Sideboard] *3 Cathedral Sanctifier *2 Purify the Grave *3 Ray of Revelation *4 Appetite for Brains *3 Slaughter Games [/Sideboard] [/deck] Reanimator decks were all the rage last year
Even though the humble Negate may seem like a better exchange of mana-to-possible-counter, remember that opponents are often tapping out to cast their huge Fireball and not expecting to see a Spell Pierce countering their spell as well as a Counterspell would, anyway
Consider, Mijae Djinn from Revised is typically worth around a buck
oh and ACE SPEC cards #9 Paradox feels similar to single/ rapid strike
Other tricky shiny Pokemon include the pink Aerodactyl and Pidgeot which can shuffle other cards around the field or send them back into the deck