Devour For Power had maybe five cards that let you mill yourself, while Sultai Arisen has 14 at various spots on the curve: Hedron CrabHedron Crab Life from the LoamLife from the Loam Will of the SultaiWill of the Sultai There are 51 cards that mention the graveyard in some capacity, including these excellent grindy midgame pieces: Teval's JudgmentTeval's Judgment Diviner of MistDiviner of Mist Conduit of WorldsConduit of Worlds Kishla SkimmerKishla Skimmer Finally, you need your closers: Lord of ExtinctionLord of Extinction Afterlife from the LoamAfterlife from the Loam Colossal Grave-ReaverColossal Grave-Reaver The deck is just good, not-so-clean, fun with its constant churning of the yard for hijinks and value
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While it suffers from being a Stage 2, Dusknoir can fit into any deck, since you only care about its ability, not its attack
(Warning: this list is exhaustive in the hopes that it will inspire one of you to do something grand with Scales and but may also just result in you losing your FNM games while you durdle around.): The Green Devotion Players Working with the pre-existing Green Devotion shell may mean messing with a good thing unnecessarily but its certainly worth a look to see whether Hardened Scales can rate a slot in a deck thats already proven itself Tier 1, perhaps with some previously ignored cousins: Genesis Hydra : I like getting a slightly better rate on this guy when he was already playable
Sorry for this, but we have another rule dive, though it also covers why I'm cutting Cackling Counterpart