most recent 30 from http://draw3cards.com 2010-07-29T15:39:38Z http://draw3cards.com/feeds/tag/reanimator http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://draw3cards.com/questions/712/best-reanimation-targets-for-a-reanimator-deck CodeSavvyGeek 2010-01-29T03:00:06Z 2010-02-02T14:42:13Z

<p><strong>Reanimator</strong> is an deck archetype in which the goal is to put powerful creatures into the graveyard (using Buried Alive, for example) and them bring them back to the battlefield cheaply (using spells like Reanimate, which gave the archetype its name).</p> <p>[[Buried Alive]] [[Reanimate]]</p> <p>Which creatures are good reanimation targets? I already have a number of creatures I like to use in this deck, but I'm curious to hear what other think.</p> <p><strong>Teneb, the Harvester</strong> and <strong>Reya Dawnnringer</strong> give the reanimation a boost.</p> <p>[[Teneb, the Harvester]] [[Reya Dawnbringer]]</p> <p><strong>Visara the Dreadful</strong> and <strong>Avatar of Woe</strong> are efficient creature removal.</p> <p>[[Visara the Dreadful]] [[Avatar of Woe]]</p> <p><strong>Phantom Nishoba</strong> and <strong>Divinity of Pride</strong> offset the life used to pay for spells.</p> <p>[[Phantom Nishoba]] [[Divinity of Pride]]</p> <p><strong>Angel of Despair</strong> can deal with permanent types that black typically has lots of trouble with (e.g. enchantments, artifacts, planeswalkers).</p> <p>[[Angel of Despair]]</p> <p><strong>Sliver Queen</strong> can generate token creatures for spells requiring sacrifices (e.g. <strong>Recurring Nightmare</strong>).</p> <p>[[Sliver Queen]] [[Recurring Nightmare]]</p>