Instead, he remains a literal legendary creature, a catchy name to plaster onto old-school adventure design like the patron saint of party wipes
Both of the Starter Decks also say they come with 60 cards, a booster pack, 11 damage counters, and a paper playmat and tracker token
With all these symmetrical reanimations, this is situational and deck-dependent, not to be confused with the single reanimation from the black twilight spell from Phyrexia: All Will Be One
You can always cast zero-mana creatures for free so when they get bounced after being targeted with Cowardice on the battlefield and triggering Nadu, you can re-cast to repeat the process
Have I figured out a way to win with him yet
Vanquish the Horde A 'destroy all creatures' spell that gets cheaper the more targets are out on the field, this powerful board wipe hasn't quite found a home in the Standard format, where the current top white decks are full of low-cost creatures, but that doesn't mean it's not extremely potent