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We've got a nice little nod to their origin as Red-mana cards with the Balduvian Dead requiring red mana to activate its ability, which transforms one of the dead creatures in the graveyard into a 'Graveborn' token

Grievous Wound's last ability triggers only once whenever enchanted player is dealt combat damage, no matter how many creatures deal combat damage to them at the same time

The original setting was classic fantasy much like Magic generally is, which is much more in my interest wheelhouse than this high-technology, far-future Warhammer 40,000 setting

Image via Wizards of the Coast LLC Nahiri, the Unforgiving Here is another excellent planeswalker that may cost you no more than 3 mana for 3 points of loyalty that will go straight into the Mardu Midrange deck with Bloodtithe Harvester

Prosper, Tome-Bound Many of the abilities from Forgotten Realms give you choices between two different effects