I've seen him with full on graveyard shenanigans and do great but I made a deck that was largely GB goodstuff I had lying around and a bunch of obscure wurms my card shop had ( largely because I thought it would be funny ) and the deck held its own against much more thought out decks.Īdditionally there's ] who was a precon 2015 commander. Once you get ] out for the Gitgud Frog your obligatory land sacrifice on your upkeep just becomes Dredge 2 which will probably hit a land and draw you a card anyway. But if your strategy is independent of a commander, she's great flavor and a solid choice. However if someone goes wide with a lot of creatures (goblins, elves, etc) forced sacrifice might not get you far against them.

That being said things like ], ], and ] are great value. You can get a lot of value out of your sacrifice effects but keep in mind you're somewhat limited in how you can maximize her value since she only triggers on your sacrifices and not just any old death. Creepy to me.ĭo some digging for cheaper sac outlets and add things like ], should work out.] is good. I know a lot of this isn’t budget, but persist as a “theme” is basically a loop ritual of infinitely sacrificing a soul in order to dominate your opponents.

Infinite Damage: (for when the infinite sac doesn’t win con - ex: Maz, Ashnod, Viscera) ] too, BUT he needs a different creature to be sacrificed to start his loop so too slow) ] (Not persist, but has the same outcome with Maz only. ] (not infinite, but helps you dig for it or tutor) Psuedo-Mazirek (serve same purpose as him): Here is a long ass list of combo cards for the Persist wincon, ] at the tiller: Some of these cards are going to be more expensive, but you can weed those out, there are still plenty for the combo that are affordable, although without any of the altars you are generally left doing a four piece combo.

Golgari dredge edh