mtg graveyard cards Graveyards Are Far From Sacred in Commander Noob question: When this card

Extended Art cards such as the Klauth, Unrivaled Ancient and Robe of Stars are wonderful and nearly every card in this set is just as stunning

All of your dorks keep their abilities

Matchups Best into Creature-heavy midrange pods with lots of combat and trading Graveyard-reliant creature strategies Aristocrats-style decks that lean on death triggers Struggles against Noncreature combo or spell-focused strategies that ignore the battlefield Decks with abundant exile removal and bounce for commanders Go-wide token swarms (your recursion clause is nontoken-only) Recent public decks FAQ Does Liesa return token creatures that die

Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar Im judging this mostly on its potential as a commander, but I have to admit that Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar is attractive in the 99 of other decks

It's super cheap but it cannot stop tramplers, and it's on the ground

The deck already has White Suns Zenith to go with all the extra mana-givers, so take it a step further