You return a creature card from your graveyard to your hand, draw three cards, then gain 5 life
The problem is that it is slow, and control decks dont really want a big vanilla creature that dies to hard removal
I'm your host, Joe Dyer, and this week we're going to be taking a look at the current state of Affinity in the format with the more recent developments of divergences in the archetype
Current Game Changers list Biorhythm Drannith Magistrate Thassa's Oracle Urza, Lord High Artificer Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur Opposition Agent Tergrid, God of Fright Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow Winota, Joiner of Forces Grand Arbiter Augustin IV Enlightened Tutor Cyclonic Rift Force of Will Fierce Guardianship Mystical Tutor Coalition Victory Vampiric Tutor Ad Nauseam Serra's Sanctum Gaea's Cradle Ancient Tomb Glacial Chasm The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale Smothering Tithe Rhystic Study Underworld Breach Survival of the Fittest Expropriate Demonic Tutor Imperial Seal Jeska's Will Braids, Cabal Minion Bolas's Citadel The One Ring Chrome Mox Grim Monolith Lion's Eye Diamond Mox Diamond Mana Vault Teferi's Protection Humility Narset, Parter of Veils Intuition Consecrated Sphinx Necropotence Panoptic Mirror Orcish Bowmasters Notion Thief Deflecting Swat Gamble Worldly Tutor Crop Rotation Seedborn Muse Natural Order Food Chain Aura Shards Field of the Dead Mishra's Workshop Gifts Ungiven Farewell Brackets explained The beta brackets system is a tool to help Commander players talk about the gameplay experience they want to create with their deck
As an aside, despite being in the same colour identity as the recent Innistrad: Midnight Hunt's Werewolves tribe, Max is incredibly anti-synergistic with them
If this is all sounding a bit familiar, there's a good reason for it
