This also makes it resilient and abusable. It can be replayed if the opponent uses a non-exile-based removal spell on it, or after being sacrificed as part of a combo. It means we don’t need to draw it ‘normally’ to cast it – if it’s been milled by Stitcher’s Supplier or Altar of Dementia, it’s potentially castable. The ability to cast Hogaak from the graveyard is what really pushes it over the edge. Hogaak embarrasses the fish zombie and provides the deck with a trampling two-turn clock. In recent years a turn two Gurmag Angler has been considered the yardstick for a sizeable early threat in Modern. Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis can’t be cast with mana, but it’s almost trivial to cast this card on turn two or three using graveyard synergies and cards like Stitcher’s Supplier, Insolent Neonate, and Faithless Looting.Let’s look at the upgrades from the new set that turbo-charge this style of deck beyond the power level of iterations we’ve seen in years past. However, with fast go-wide beatdown being arguably the deck’s only angle of attack, players soon worked out how to shut it down and it didn’t really take over the metagame in any meaningful way. Early results from the deck looked very promising as it terrorised MTGO and Grand Prix events and featured in Pro Tour 25 th Anniversary.
Is this deck really as good as people say?Ībout a year ago, the Dredgevine archetype made a bit of a resurgence upon the printing of Stitcher’s Supplier in M19.
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