The Ward keyword means the card can only be targeted by a challenge, and the 'Squeak' ability forces opponents to discard a card whenever you play a Floodborn character
The beautiful (and ugly) thing about 2011 is that there isn't much comeback potential or flexibility, so a lot of these decks CAN win games by taking a huge lead, but they are much less good than the archetypes that solidified near the end of the format
The fact that he is so useful in turning on Erebos, God of the Dead may not end up being a thing, but its certainly worth testing to be sure
Ebondeath, Dracolich This zombie dragon will most likely enter standard in a serious way after the rotation of the format during the autumn season
This deck combines green, white, blue, and black, each one representing a different color of a Praetor from New Phyrexia, only missing red since Urabrask is a rare Phyrexian who values independence and freedom rather than the single-minded expansion of Phyrexia
It was among Urza's Legacy 's primary chase cards and was the awe of Timmys and Tammys as far as the eye could see