Geralf, Visionary Stitcher

Legendary Creature — Human Wizard

Zombies you control have flying.

, , Sacrifice another nontoken creature: Create an X/X blue Zombie creature token, where X is the sacrificed creature's toughness.

Discussion (5)

jacobpmesser on The Best Defense is an Unblockable Offense: Budget

4 days ago

Geralf, Visionary Stitcher can also turn your 0/4 butts into 4/4 zombies.

wallisface on UB Modern Zombies

1 week ago

Example List:

• 20x Lands

• 4x Fatal Push

• 4x Infernal Grasp

• 4x Carrion Feeder

• 4x Gravecrawler

• 4x Champion of the Perished

• 3x Shambling Ghast

• 4x Undead Augur

• 3x Bladestitched Skaab

• 2x Jadar, Ghoulcaller of Nephalia

• 4x Geralf's Messenger

• 4x Geralf, Visionary Stitcher

wallisface on UB Modern Zombies

1 week ago

Some thoughts:

• Zombies are a very aggro deck. Aether Vial is better suited to midrange gameplans, and will only slow you down here, i’d suggest ditching them, and going up to 20 lands.

• Waaay too many 3 drops, i’d suggest limiting yourself to 8 cards. If it were me, that would be in the form of playsets of Geralf's Messenger and Geralf, Visionary Stitcher, as they’ll give you the best “bang for buck” at the top end of the spectrum.

• Run the full playset of Carrion Feeder, as it just works soo well alongside Gravecrawler and Champion of the Perished. Feeder is one of the best zombies for the zombie archtype as it gives you a ton of utility.

• Undead Augur is a great 2-drop, and Tainted Adversary isn’t bad. But Graveyard Marshal and Relentless Dead don’t seem great. If you need an additional 2-drop, i’d suggest Bladestitched Skaab, or Jadar, Ghoulcaller of Nephalia

• you need more interaction to guarantee you can wear your opponent down. I’d suggest 8 killspells total. Something like a playset of Fatal Push and Infernal Grasp should work well. Dismember is fine, but can cause problems if you’re up against burn.

Housegheist on The Marauding Horde [WIP]

3 weeks ago

Crimson Vow gave us a lot of stuff to work with. Let's have a look. A lot of the zombies of Crimson Vow come up with "Exploit". This Keyword allows us to sacrifice a creature (even it's own) to gain value somehow. I will not evaluate each possible card but cards which will become a part of the deck or where close to be impleneted.

Cemetery Desecrator - a 4/4 for 6 with that less (?) impact seems not that special, even with menace

Necroduality - a 4 cmc creature doubler? Count me in! Straight upgrade to Reflections of Littjara

Headless Rider - 3/1 for 3 seems a bit vulnerable, but i guess i'll give it a try to gain more value on death triggers

Patchwork Crawler - exile from OUR graveyard? What a pity, this card could have been so good

Geralf, Visionary Stitcher - The anthem effect is nice... i like Gerald, but it seems he is always a bit behind his sister Gisa. But he could so some work in a simic seamonster deck (or similar)

Overcharged Amalgam - 3/3 Flash Flying with the ability to counter everything? I'm hyped!

Catapult Fodder  ^Flip - Love the art and the story of the card. very funny. But i don't think this one could do anything good for us.

Archghoul of Thraben - This card can be extremly powerful with Wilhelt. I will definately test him. Incidential card advantage is always welcome!

Diregraf Scavenger - a good card for common, excellent blocker. but at least one cmc too high

As always, i'm curious aboutyour thoughts

TypicalTimmy on Can I sacrifice to another …

3 weeks ago

I play Jokulmorder. I now must sacrifice it unless I sacrifice five lands.

While that sits on the stack awaiting resolution, I sacrifice it to something else, such as... oh I don't know... Geralf, Visionary Stitcher ;)

Now I have a 12/12 Zomboi online, but Jokulmorder's ability still sits on the stack. I can no longer sacrifice it, since it isn't in play. Does this mean I am absolutely forced to sacrifice five lands? Or does his ability vanish since he's also gone?