Myrkul turns every nontoken creature that dies into a permanent enchantment copy of itself, so the deck sacrifices creatures with strong enter, death and static abilities and keeps their effects as enchantments that most removal and board wipes ignore. A dense ramp package built for speed, with one-mana dorks, rocks, land fetches and explosive one-shot bursts like Dark Ritual, aims to land the seven-mana Myrkul on turn 4-5. Several mana pieces double as value engines that scale once enchantment token copies hit the battlefield, and Myrkul gains indestructible once its controller's life is at half or lower, so paying life along the way costs little. How it wins: Repeatable token production from enchantment-copied creatures is fed into sacrifice outlets while aristocrat payoffs drain every opponent a little at a time until the table runs out of life. Key roles: - Fast ramp to Myrkul: Cheap dorks, rocks, land tutors and one-shot rituals trade long-term value for raw speed, so the seven-drop commander arrives on turn 4-5. (Dark Ritual, Sol Ring, Llanowar Elves) - Token-scaling mana engines: Pieces that start as ramp but grow with every token and enchantment Myrkul creates. His enchantment copies tap for mana, get copied at end step, raise enchantment counts and cheat lands or creatures out of hand. (Hazel of the Rootbloom, Jaheira, Friend of the Forest, Sanctum Weaver) - Death-fueled value: Creatures dying, including sacrificed dorks, is turned into extra mana and bodies. Myrkul exiling a card from the graveyard also counts as it leaving the graveyard. (Gardenize, Insidious Roots, Sakura-Tribe Elder) - Enchantment copies of mana creatures: Dorks that die come back as enchantments that keep their tap abilities and are immune to summoning sickness and creature removal. An enchantment copy of Devoted Druid can keep paying its counter cost without ever dying, which gives it unbounded untaps. (Devoted Druid, Birds of Paradise, Elves of Deep Shadow) - Sacrifice and aristocrat payoff: Sacrifice outlets and drain effects turn spare tokens and enchantment-copied creatures into steady reach against every opponent. (Sakura-Tribe Elder, Gardenize) - Low-life resilience: Self-damage and life payments push the controller toward half life, where Myrkul becomes indestructible and the engine can keep grinding at a reduced total. (Elves of Deep Shadow, Hazel of the Rootbloom)

Myrkul, Lord of Bones decklist

• Avacyn's Pilgrim
• Birds of Paradise
• Dark Ritual
• Elves of Deep Shadow
• Elvish Mystic
• Llanowar Elves
• Sol Ring
• Wild Growth
• Arcane Signet
• Bloom Tender
• Composer of Spring
• Devoted Druid
• Insidious Roots
• Nature's Lore
• Sakura-Tribe Elder
• Sanctum Weaver
• Three Visits
• Gardenize
• Jaheira, Friend of the Forest
• Hazel of the Rootbloom
• For the Common Good
• City of Death
• Ajani's Chosen
• Archon of Sun's Grace
• Parallel Lives
• Second Harvest
• Ghostly Dancers
• Tendershoot Dryad
• Beledros Witherbloom
• Bastion of Remembrance
• Pawn of Ulamog
• Carrion Feeder
• Viscera Seer
• Ashnod's Altar
• Phyrexian Altar
• Dina, Essence Brewer
• Wight of the Reliquary
• Evolutionary Leap
• Vampiric Rites
• Path to Exile
• Swords to Plowshares
• Damn
• Abzan Charm
• Anguished Unmaking
• Saw in Half
• Toxic Deluge
• Foundation Breaker
• Doomwake Giant
• Shriekmaw
• Extinguish All Hope
• Cinderhaze Wretch
• Village Rites
• Deadly Dispute
• Sythis, Harvest's Hand
• Grim Haruspex
• Morbid Opportunist
• Phyrexian Arena
• Setessan Champion
• Spinner of Souls
• Eidolon of Blossoms
• Bolas's Citadel
• Woe StriderBojuka Bog
• Brushland
• Canopy Vista
• Caves of Koilos
• Command Tower
• Deceptive Landscape
• Exotic Orchard
• Forest
• Godless Shrine
• High Market
• Indatha Triome
• Isolated Chapel
• Llanowar Wastes
• Murmuring Bosk
• Overgrown Farmland
• Overgrown Tomb
• Phyrexian Tower
• Plains
• Sunpetal Grove
• Susur Secundi, Void Altar
• Swamp
• Takenuma, Abandoned Mire
• Temple Garden
• Tyrite Sanctum
• Undergrowth Stadium
• Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth
• Windswept Heath
• Woodland Cemetery
• Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth