Sidisi Zombie Tribal Sidisi, Brood Tyrant | Illustration by Karl Kopinski Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creatures (42) Acidic Slime Balthor the Defiled Brokkos, Apex of Forever Death Baron Deathrite Shaman Diregraf Captain Diregraf Colossus Eternal Skylord Eternal Witness Fallen Shinobi Fleshbag Marauder Frilled Mystic Geth, Lord of the Vault Gisa and Geralf Gleaming Overseer Grave Titan Gravespawn Sovereign Gray Merchant of Asphodel Grimgrin, Corpse-Born Gyruda, Doom of Depths Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord Lich Lord of Unx Liliana's Standard Bearer Lord of the Undead Lotleth Troll Mikaeus, the Unhallowed Murderous Rider Mystic Snake Narfi, Betrayer King Noxious Ghoul Polukranos, Unchained Ramunap Excavator Reclamation Sage Shambling Shell Sidisi, Undead Vizier Stinkweed Imp The Scarab God Undead Warchief Underrealm Lich Vengeful Dead Withered Wretch Zombie Master Instants (5) Dig Through Time Entomb Forbidden Alchemy Mausoleum Secrets Murderous Cut Sorceries (12) Casualties of War Cultivate Farseek Kodama's Reach Life from the Loam Living Death Nature's Lore Patriarch's Bidding Splendid Reclamation Treasure Cruise Twilight's Call Zombie Apocalypse Enchantment (1) Artifact (1) Lands (37) Bojuka Bog Breeding Pool Command Tower Crypt of Agadeem Darkbore Pathway Drowned Catacomb Exotic Orchard Fetid Pools Flooded Strand Forest x2 Hinterland Harbor Island x2 Llanowar Wastes Mutavault Opulent Palace Overgrown Tomb Polluted Delta Port of Karfell Snow-Covered Forest Snow-Covered Island Snow-Covered Swamp Strip Mine Sunken Hollow Svogthos, the Restless Tomb Swamp x2 Tainted Isle Tainted Wood Temple of Malady Temple of Mystery Unholy Grotto Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth Watery Grave Woodland Cemetery Zagoth Triome Why play a traditional zombie deck when you can have a little fun with it
Mount & saddle is a gameplay mechanic being introduced in Outlaws of Thunder Junction that allows players to tap any number of owned creatures that have a certain ability in order to saddle them together, thereby ensuring that anything that affects one, affects all of them
There are a few exceptions (and more than normal for Masters 25 , which has a very strong suite of uncommons), and these are listed along with my pricing in the appropriate sections
Festival sticks around permanently, however, with the trade-off that your spells damage you when you cast them
This one can counter anything, so long as your opponents cant pay the one mana, making it one of the better counterspells in the color
