Then you can -4 him to Zombify a dork or planeswalker back to your battlefield from your graveyard
So, if a player wanted to make three Zombies from Dark Salvation, they would need to spend a total of seven mana (X equals three, the casting cost is two X, plus the one black mana)
Assuming you only get back 1 monster, here is the wording based on how I understand it: Once per turn, during your Battle Phase, if your opponent activates a card or effect after an attack is declared: Banish the attacking monster
The checklist separates the 100 main-set cards from 32 secret or high-rarity cards, including rarity groups such as SR, SAR, AR, UR
While the Turbo Fog deck might have its issues in terms of game play (not much can be done once you fail to stop your Turbo Fog opponent from going off), I think its mere existence in the format has really opened things up for other decks to enter the conversation
4/130 Charizard