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At the beginning of your end step, if you control no creatures with decayed, create a 2/2 black Zombie creature token with decayed. (It can't block. When it attacks, sacrifice it at end of combat.)
Jadar, Ghoulcaller of Nephalia is a tidy little engine for value-driven black decks, especially those leaning toward tempo or aristocrats-style sacrifice plans. For just two mana, he sits on the board early and quietly guarantees a stream of decayed Zombies as long as you manage your board so you don’t already control one with decayed. That makes him excellent at forcing pressure through the red zone, chipping away damage while also supplying bodies for sacrifice outlets, death triggers, and graveyard synergies. Cards like Village Rites, Deadly Dispute, or Altar of Dementia turn each disposable token into real advantage, while effects that sacrifice at end of combat or benefit from attackers can maximize the token’s fleeting life. In lore, Jadar feels like a necromancer working in the shadowy marshes of Nephalia, creating shambling servants that are more threat than defense. He rewards careful sequencing and board management, not brute force.
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Jadar, Ghoulcaller of Nephalia is a tidy little engine for value-driven black decks, especially those leaning toward tempo or aristocrats-style sacrifice plans. For just two mana, he sits on the board early and quietly guarantees a stream of decayed Zombies as long as you manage your board so you don’t already control one with decayed. That makes him excellent at forcing pressure through the red zone, chipping away damage while also supplying bodies for sacrifice outlets, death triggers, and graveyard synergies. Cards like Village Rites, Deadly Dispute, or Altar of Dementia turn each disposable token into real advantage, while effects that sacrifice at end of combat or benefit from attackers can maximize the token’s fleeting life. In lore, Jadar feels like a necromancer working in the shadowy marshes of Nephalia, creating shambling servants that are more threat than defense. He rewards careful sequencing and board management, not brute force.
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