Undying love and Unearth will love this guy combine him with grave pact and diregraf captain not to mention Phryrexian Altar and you have the beginning of a strong removal deck with ping action.
Posted By:
wowsers
(3/2/2012 9:48:39 PM)
@MindAblaze:
I'm pretty sure the answer to that is "yes." State-based effects are always checked in between the resolution of events on the stack. So you'd finish casting him, which would cause his EtB trigger to fire off, but then after he comes into play, but before anything else on the stack resolves, he would go to the GY as a state-based-effect for having 0 toughness. Then his trigger would resolve and each player sacs a creature and he wouldn't be there for you to choose as a creature to sac.
At least that's how I *think* it would work. A rules adviser in the rules Q&A of http://community.wizards.com would tell you for sure.
Posted By:
Paleopaladin
(3/29/2012 2:13:19 AM)
Just evil on soul foundry.
Posted By:
kiseki
(4/15/2012 4:12:36 PM)
If this is the only creature out with Endless Whispers, there won't be any creatures out ever till it's dealt with. Simply kill Fleshbag and it keeps coming back, even if it's the last creature it still comes back.
Posted By:
MTGFreak
(5/10/2012 2:22:43 PM)
Mimic Vat FTW
Posted By:
Dark_Nyx
(6/2/2012 7:05:59 AM)
If I cast this with a Heartless Summoning out, he dies before he can be sacrificed?
@Paleopaladin
Thanks, that's what I thought and I've brought it to a few judges I know and while there's been some debate that seems to be the popular vote.
Posted By:
MindAblaze
(6/21/2012 10:13:18 PM)
Yo zombie so fat, he should have defender!
Posted By:
MisterAction
(7/21/2012 3:43:00 AM)
TimmyForever's comment would be funnier if he weren't a known troll, and an ass too.
Heartless Summoning makes this card nearly exactly like an Innocent Blood, up to having to sacrifice a creature other than the Fleshbag.
Posted By:
Axelle
(9/2/2012 10:22:28 PM)
I used this in my Sun Titan, Reanimate, Buried Alive deck, along with Daring Apprentice.
@Mindablaze
The answer is most definitely yes. I see it happen all the time on MTGO, they use Perilous Myr as a sorcery speed shock for 
.
Posted By:
TheWrathofShane
(10/12/2012 1:17:19 PM)
Horrible, terrible creature.
Our playgroup pretty much concedes when this card hits the table (of course its always me playing it).
So many nasty ways to abuse the crap out of it :-)
Posted By:
donjohnson
(12/15/2012 1:31:39 PM)