mtg power and toughness equal to cards in graveyard Mortivore | 10th Edition Trample Splinterfrights power and toughness are each equal to the number of creature cards in your graveyard o:number o:graveyard

This all came to a head in Gatecrash, where Extort debuted as the first mechanic to specifically drain your opponents to death

Counterpunch As I look back at all of these great and iconic decks, archetypes, and more, it's hard to think of one that was more influential, pound for pound, than Counterpunch and its addition of Karador, Ghost Chieftain

Try phasing, especially with tokens

Provided you have a way to discard cards, this lets you cheat massive creatures with powerful abilities into play, even cards with clauses that cause them to be shuffled back into your deck when they hit the graveyard (like the MTG Eldrazi titans)

Yes, but only slightly