Ive enjoyed using undying creatures since they were first printed, but I havent had any strong desire to see Wizards explore that design space anymore
Ifrit 0.6%inclusion 20K decks 3.33M decks Resentful Revelation 0.6%inclusion 19.9K decks 3.38M decks Summon: Primal Garuda 0.6%inclusion 19.9K decks 3.17M decks Quina, Qu Gourmet 0.6%inclusion 19.8K decks 3.10M decks Summon: Choco/Mog 0.6%inclusion 19.6K decks 3.10M decks Adelbert Steiner 0.6%inclusion 18.8K decks 3.14M decks Raubahn, Bull of Ala Mhigo 0.6%inclusion 18.6K decks 3.35M decks Bartz and Boko 0.6%inclusion 18.5K decks 3.14M decks Sorceress's Schemes 0.5%inclusion 17.9K decks 3.34M decks Gladiolus Amicitia 1.1%inclusion 17.8K decks 1.59M decks Emet-Selch, Unsundered 0.9%inclusion 17.7K decks 1.95M decks Delivery Moogle 0.6%inclusion 17.7K decks 3.10M decks Crystal Fragments 0.6%inclusion 17.4K decks 3.14M decks Vincent's Limit Break 0.5%inclusion 17.3K decks 3.38M decks Summon: G.F
Combine that with Improvise (hard to get many good and cheap artifacts) and Revolt (which becomes harder to trigger) and the set is overall weak
If you love unleashing monstrous forces, decks featuring red, green, or white cards are your best choice
This card is totally reasonable in decks with sacrifice and graveyard recursion, of which there are many, especially in the artifact space
Generals of Primal Genesis In the Populate deck, Primal Genesis, our marquee legend is Ghired, Conclave Exile, who reminds me of how I wish I had done some exploration of Populate in the last seven years, but with Ghired, I absolutely think I can make up for lost time
