Reas.sembling Skeleton - "Come on, you know you want to."
Posted By:
GrimjawxRULES
(8/15/2010 10:56:54 PM)
Anyone remember the shrines fro Kamigawa? B/G just got more fun for me.
Honden of Life's Web
Posted By:
LuminOfMoonlight
(8/19/2011 5:18:51 PM)
While others have noted the good synergy with Rise from the Grave and Nim Deathmantle, I'd discard it (along with something else that's useful in your graveyard) with Zombie Infestation to get it into your graveyard rather than hardcast it and have it eat itself for Nim Deathmantle.
Rotting Rats is nice and does cause others to discard a card, but unless you're running a dedicated discard deck (in which case you won't be using this), I'd prefer getting a slightly larger Zombie token for roughly the same cost, because if you're playing zombies you should have plenty of ways to use the extra card you'll have to discard. Zombie Infestation also sets you up for other combos involving grabbing cards from the graveyard, while Rotting Rats only gives you a 1/1 with Unearth for the cost.
Reassembling Skeletons is a nice idea, but I'd rather pay 1B... (see all)
Posted By:
Cenebi
(9/5/2011 3:13:27 AM)
Great with Nim Deathmantle. When he eats himself you can immediatly bring him back and he will make an endless supply of zombies, he is in my zombie deck along with Grave Titan.
Posted By:
Rikiaz
(10/5/2010 10:41:32 AM)
after one of these dudes eats themselves, cast a Rise from the Grave on them.
they cant eat zombies
Posted By:
darkfury
(10/9/2009 3:08:10 PM)
A good card but it costs too much. May be used well in recursion decks using Rise from the Grave to turn it into a zombie.
Posted By:
getz19
(10/5/2009 10:55:56 AM)
kind of a fund dude, Lord of the Pit Meets token generator. He is REALLY expensive and eventually kills himself, but its a fun card
Posted By:
Shoe2
(11/14/2008 12:40:06 PM)
throw in conspiracy and it's a zombie factory.
Posted By:
DarthExecutor
(7/16/2009 6:01:05 PM)
The Grey Warden of Fereldon killed it. Just saying.
When you think about the Dragon Age Archdemon and this, they are really similar, although the one in Dragon Age didn't need to sacrifice it's allies in order to produce darkspawn.
Posted By:
Try4se
(8/22/2011 12:29:09 PM)
@ PastProphet
"the equipment makes HIM a zombie, so he doesn't keep a steady flow of zombies coming every upkeep.
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Yes, he does keep a steady flow of zombies coming. You'll still get a 2/2 zombie during your upkeep even if nothing is sacrificed, which is exactly why you'd equip him with Nim Deathmantle so that he would never have to sac himself.
Posted By:
Halo_Is_Overrated
(11/6/2011 5:28:43 PM)