There were a few cards that played into that theme, such as a creature you could discard from your hand whenever you wanted or a few effects that used the graveyard as a resource: Due to the small number of these sorts of recursion and effects, the set didn't really feel like a graveyard-infused set
Entreat the Angels Setting up a miracle can take a little time or a lot of luck, but Entreat the Angels gives you a decent payoff for it
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Wrath effects like this are mostly played to deal with creatures, but Farewell sucks up everything in its path
To make room for upgrades, consider cutting the chaff like Secret Rendezvous, Keen Duelist, and Tomik, Wielder of Law (a particularly odd inclusion in a deck with no Planeswalkers)
The big downside is that unless youre playing Amethyst there arent any good Shift targets