It is easy to view Muldrotha as a deluxe blue/black/green version of Karador, Ghost Chieftain or Meren of Clan Nel Toth. If you insist on including Villainous Wealth because it is a Sultai deck and you believe every Sultai deck must include Villainous Wealth (which is true), then consider something like Eternal Witness or Archaeomancer to be able to do it again. Permanents can be recast from the graveyard, while instants and sorceries cannot. In general, Muldrotha should not be using an instant or sorcery if a permanent exists that can do the same thing. However, if we want to learn some tricks on how to fill our own graveyard (along with everyone else's), then Scary might have some ideas on that. That still leaves the yard wide open for The Scarab God to pick through and steal our buried secrets.
Our green cards can help remove the enchantments that exile like Rest in Peace and our blue cards can help with countering spells or the occasional effect. Intentionally leaving a big chunk of our deck in our own graveyard does expose our strategy to hostile graveyard removal or exploitation. Discarding has little detrimental effect on our card options. The larger our graveyard, the better our toolbox. Self-milling from our own library is almost equivalent to drawing those cards. why should we care about this commander?ĭuring each of your turns, you may play up to one permanent card of each permanent type from your graveyard.įor Muldrotha, the graveyard is a second hand of cards. Legendary Creature - Elemental Avatar, 6/6
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