Uldaros Theorix

Surveil supports the setup, and a stocked graveyard makes this a major one-card swing. It rates slightly above 50-score Quantum Riddler, but six mana and UBB constrain copies.

Could be wrong if More efficient surveil or self-mill payoffs could make a dedicated shell much better, while a fast metagame may leave no room for a six-drop.

Casting several spent spells can justify a one- or two-copy finisher, but the cast-only six-mana requirement is slower than Pioneer’s established engines and interaction.

Could be wrong if A reliable mana-and-self-mill shell could turn the trigger into a combo-like payoff rather than merely late-game value.

Reanimation does not satisfy its cast condition, and no supplied hard-cast shell wants a UBB six-drop. It sits below 35-score Clarion Conqueror despite a higher ceiling.

Could be wrong if An efficient way to cast it early with multiple useful card types already in the graveyard could create an overlooked shell.

Fast mana can help, but 3UBB, graveyard setup, and the cast-only trigger are severe liabilities against Legacy interaction; it falls below 30-score Erode.

Could be wrong if Legacy’s cheap spells may make a resolved trigger stronger than expected if a colored fast-mana shell proves consistent.

In blue-black self-mill, one cast can convert several spent card types into a 5/5 flier plus free spells. Six mana and strict colors prevent broad staple status.

Could be wrong if Its graveyard may not contain enough distinct useful types at once, making it less reliable than simpler six-mana value engines.

A 5/5 flier that commonly replays one or two spells is an exceptional swing. UBB and a thin graveyard keep it below true bomb territory.

Could be wrong if Draft speed, fixing, removal density, and graveyard support are unknown; poor fixing or fast games could sharply reduce its value.