The Necrobloom turns every land drop into a creature token, a 0/1 Plant early and a 2/2 Zombie once seven differently named lands are out. The list is built around feeding those bodies into an aristocrats engine: sacrifice outlets and death triggers convert tokens and creatures into cards, life drain, more tokens and recursion. Extra land drops, fetch-style lands and land recursion keep the landfall stream flowing. Counter synergies stack on top, so creatures that die with +1/+1 counters return extra value, and token doublers and replacers like Divine Visitation and Thalisse amplify every land drop. How it wins: By overwhelming the board with tokens, often 4/4 flying Angels or Spirit swarms, and draining opponents through repeated sacrifice and death triggers, with The Gitrog Monster plus the commander's land dredge providing a combo kill off endless card draw and self-mill. Key roles: - Landfall token engine: Extra land drops, replaying lands from the graveyard and land-sacrificing ramp multiply landfall triggers, so each turn produces several bodies. (Oracle of Mul Daya, Ramunap Excavator, Retreat to Emeria) - Sacrifice outlets: Free or value-generating sacrifice effects turn spare tokens into land searches, card draw, scry and opponent sacrifices. (Priest of Forgotten Gods, Viscera Seer, Wight of the Reliquary) - Death-trigger payoffs: Dying creatures drain opponents, draw cards and spawn flying Spirits, and one card doubles every death trigger. (Teysa Karlov, Cauldron of Essence, Moldervine Reclamation) - Token amplification: Effects that upgrade or echo token creation turn humble Plants into Angels or a second wave of Spirits each end step. (Divine Visitation, Thalisse, Reverent Medium, Insidious Roots) - +1/+1 counter value: Counter placement and doubling make creatures that die with counters generate fliers and cards, and keep recurring them as Angels. (Winding Constrictor, Felisa, Fang of Silverquill, Valkyrie's Call) - Graveyard loop and Gitrog combo: Land dredge, self-mill and creature recursion refill the hand. Combined with Gitrog's land-to-graveyard draw, this produces infinite self-mill and card draw. (The Gitrog Monster, Buried Alive, Phyrexian Reclamation)

The Necrobloom decklist

• Abzan Ascendancy
• Animist's Awakening
• Arcane Signet
• Avacyn's Pilgrim
• Basking Broodscale
• Bloodspore Thrinax
• Brushland
• Buried Alive
• Cauldron of Essence
• Caves of Koilos
• Ceaseless Conflict
• Chromatic Lantern
• Command Tower
• Deathsprout
• Desolate Mire
• Disciple of Bolas
• Divine Visitation
• Evolutionary Leap
• Evolving Wilds
• Exotic Orchard
• Farseek
• Felisa, Fang of Silverquill
• Fellwar Stone
• Field of Souls
• Find
• Fleshbag Marauder
• 7× Forest
• Ghost Lantern
• Ghoulish Procession
• Guardian of Faith
• Guiding Hydra
• Hallowed Spiritkeeper
• Harrow
• Insidious Roots
• Inspiring Call
• Isolated Chapel
• Kodama's Reach
• Llanowar Wastes
• Lunarch Veteran
• Moldervine Reclamation
• Morbid Opportunist
• Mortify
• Mosswood Dreadknight
• Nesting Grounds
• Nikara, Lair Scavenger
• One with the Kami
• Oracle of Mul Daya
• Phyrexian Reclamation
• Pillage the Bog
• 7× Plains
• Priest of Forgotten Gods
• Putrefy
• Rampant Rejuvenator
• Ramunap Excavator
• Reclamation Sage
• Requiem Angel
• Retreat to Emeria
• Rushed Rebirth
• Selfless Spirit
• Shaile, Dean of Radiance
• Shineshadow Snarl
• Sol Ring
• Spire of Industry
• Spirit Bonds
• Sungrass Prairie
• Sunpetal Grove
• 6× Swamp
• Swiftfoot Boots
• Terramorphic Expanse
• Teysa Karlov
• Thalisse, Reverent Medium
• The Gitrog Monster
• Tragic Slip
• Twilight Drover
• Valkyrie's Call
• Vanguard of the Restless
• Vernal Fen
• Viridescent Bog
• Viscera Seer
• Warden of the Grove
• Wight of the Reliquary
• Winding Constrictor