Combo Diabolic Tutor | Illustration by Mark Winters Commander (1) Creatures (17) Asmodeus the Archfiend Blood Celebrant Blood Pet Chainer, Dementia Master Dark Confidant Dauthi Voidwalker Dimir House Guard Fleshwrither Gravecrawler Grave Researcher Gray Merchant of Asphodel Grim Servant Gwenom, Remorseless Necrotic Ooze Skirge Familiar Troll of Khazad-dm Vile Entomber Instants (9) Aphotic Wisps Cabal Ritual Cremate Dark Ritual Lively Dirge Entomb Goryo's Vengeance Village Rites Vraska's Contempt Sorceries (26) Ancient Craving Beseech the Queen Bubbling Muck Buried Alive Chain of Smog Dark Petition Demonic Counsel Demonic Tutor Diabolic Intent Diabolic Tutor Diresight Final Parting Gruesome Realization Insatiable Avarice Mastermind's Acquisition Mutilate Night's Whisper Nighthaze Peer into the Abyss Promise of Power Reanimate Sign in Blood Syphon Mind Toxic Deluge Unmarked Grave Victimize Enchantments (6) Animate Dead Dance of the Dead Exquisite Blood Necromancy Sanguine Bond Underworld Dreams Artifacts (7) Aetherflux Reservoir Arcane Signet Commander's Sphere Gilded Lotus Jet Medallion Sol Ring Wishclaw Talisman Lands (34) K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth aims to pull off one specific combo and that is to pull Chainer, Dementia Master, Gray Merchant of Asphodel, and Dimir House Guard from the graveyard and sacrifice the Gray Merchant repeatedly
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Since Im feeling the noncreature theme is honing in on instants and sorceries, I want to add threats like Charmbreaker Devils both as a recursion piece, and as a backup for Livaan
On top of that, I think Mono-Blue Aggro is actually pretty good against the current iterations of Esper Control, unlike in Ravnica Allegiance Standard where the matchup was a lot tougher and I valued having access to a planeswalker out of the sideboard, so Im not too invested in the idea of a dedicated sideboard card for that matchup anyway
[81] Garfield has stated that two major influences in his creation of Magic: the Gathering were the games Cosmic Encounter , [82] which first used the concept that normal rules could sometimes be overridden, and Dungeons & Dragons
