100 CARDS.Bracket 4.

3/3. End-step symmetric sacrifice: opponents match it or you drain and draw. With Tergrid out, what they sacrifice becomes yours.

3/2 deathtouch. Whenever a player loses life, that player mills that many cards, and damage is loss of life, so Syr Konrad pings, Torment iterations, and Pox all turn into mill. When it dies, draw a card for each graveyard with seven or more cards in it, which is every graveyard by turn 6 in this deck. The Hobbit printing, traditional foil.

1/3. Whenever an opponent discards a card, exile it from their graveyard with a stash counter, and during your turn you may play stashed cards with mana of any type. , : each opponent discards a card, sorcery speed only. Both his exile trigger and Tergrid's theft trigger fire on the same discard, so you order them: Burglar on the stack first, Tergrid on top, Tergrid resolves first and takes the permanent. Foundations borderless mana foil.

1/2. At the beginning of each end step, if an opponent discarded a card this turn, you draw a card and you lose 1 life. Mandatory, on every end step: a per-upkeep discard engine reaches three of the four end steps in a pod, 3 life for 3 cards each turn cycle, and a Ral Zarek -1 aimed at the opponents on your own turn adds the fourth. : each opponent with no cards in hand loses 10 life, which is a real kill after Awaken the Erstwhile or a Mindslicer sacrifice. Secret Lair Bad to the Bones printing, traditional foil, art by Ryan Roadkill.

2/1. Each player sacrifices a nontoken creature. A two-mana edict on a body.

0/1. Whenever this or another creature dies, any player's, target player loses 1 life and you gain 1. It triggers on opponents' creatures dying to your edicts and sweepers too, and each trigger hits one player, so the drain aims where it hurts.

5/4. It enters prepared, and at the beginning of your end step it becomes prepared again if two or more creatures died that turn, a bar this deck clears almost every turn it runs the loop or casts an edict. Prepared, you may cast a copy of its Demonic Tutor half for : search your library for a card and put it into your hand. The copy is created in exile and you cast it, mana cost included, so it is a repeatable tutor and not a free one, and casting it unprepares the creature until the next end step re-arms it. The 5/4 body is also fodder for Ashnod's Altar or Phyrexian Tower. Not a Game Changer: the list names Demonic Tutor, and this card's name is Emeritus of Woe // Demonic Tutor.

2/4. When it enters, each opponent loses X life, where X is your devotion to black, and you gain life equal to the total they lost. Every in the mana costs of your permanents counts: Tergrid is two, Phyrexian Obliterator is four, and a stolen board keeps adding pips. Volrath's Stronghold puts it back on top of your library and the Grave Researcher's Reanimate half rebuys it straight from the graveyard, so the drain repeats.

4/3. When it dies, every player discards their hand. With Tergrid out, every permanent card they pitch is yours.

1/1 that returns from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped for . The engine's fodder, forever, and a nontoken black creature, so it also pays the free cost on Flare of Malice. Secret Lair Bad to the Bones printing, traditional foil, art by Ryan Roadkill.

1/1. Sacrifice a creature: scry 1, itself included, and the cost is free. The cheapest outlet in the deck: it dodges exile removal on your terms, and with Dictate of Erebos or Grave Pact out every activation is an edict of its own, and with both out it is two.

planeswalker, enters with three loyalty. +1: surveil 2. -1: any number of target players each discard a card, a repeatable discard engine that can hit all three opponents at once. -2: return target creature card with mana value 3 or less from your graveyard to the battlefield, which rebuys Plaguecrafter, Accursed Marauder, or the Skeleton.

. : Add . The format's standard two-mana head start.

with split second. An edict nothing can respond to.

colorless Eldrazi sorcery. Each player sacrifices all permanents they control that are one or more colors. Lands and most artifacts are colorless, so they survive: this is mass sacrifice, not land denial. It makes players sacrifice instead of destroying, so with Tergrid out the nontoken colored permanents your opponents give up arrive on your side, her theft triggers resolving even though she is sacrificed along with the rest of your colored board. Their commanders have an escape: each owner may move their commander from the graveyard to the command zone as a state-based action before her triggers are put on the stack. If they leave it in the graveyard, Tergrid can return it.

Everyone loses half their life, hand, and permanents, rounded down. The biggest pox, and Tergrid collects the fallout.

At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player discards a card at random. Random discard is the good kind here: it hits permanents, and permanents are what Tergrid steals. Secret Lair Bad to the Bones printing, traditional foil, art by Ryan Roadkill.

Whenever a creature you control dies, each other player sacrifices a creature of their choice. Dictate's twin at one less mana value, and running both is what makes a single death cost the table twice. Three black pips instead of two, so it also counts one more toward Gray Merchant devotion.

At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player discards a card. The Pit without the randomness, so they pitch their worst card; still a discard every upkeep for the payoffs. Secret Lair Bad to the Bones printing, traditional foil, art by Ryan Roadkill.

Basic Swamp. The FINAL FANTASY full-art printing, art by Domenico Cava, all thirty foil.