Having to sac three whole Spirits sounds like a lot, but when you consider how often we bring them back from the afterlife where they're reconciling with their loved ones, the cost becomes negligible. Lifespinner went from a creepy little Bulbasaur gremlin to one of the most consistent engines in the deck. It provides crazy value whenever you play it. Of course, you know what I'm talking about. To start off, I really have to thank WoTC for printing the most absurd X-cost creature in Magic's history in War of the Spark.

The name of the game is getting insane levels of value out of unassuming creatures. What this amounts to is that your creatures dying bring back more dead creatures that grab more creatures, and thus the serpent devours its own tail. Soulshift triggers when a creature with the ability dies, letting you Raise Dead a Spirit card with CMC less than or equal to the soulshift number. Speaking of great overpowered cards, we're gonna need to understand soulshift creatures like Burr Grafter as soulshift is the ultimate theme of our artwork. The real star of the show is Kamigawa Spirits, some of the prettiest and least competitively-viable cards in the game's history. We're gonna be running fetchlands, Gaea's Cradle, and Survival of the Fittest yeah whatever who cares. With that out of the way, let's delve into the depressing reality of being a useless god nobody wants. It's a bad idea, please spend this money on charity or send it directly to my Paypal ( where it will do some good in the world instead of folding up hundred dollar bills into card sleeves.

Iname as one commander rule