Borg Queen, Perfection Manifest

Affinity and Reanimator demand cheaper, more reliable payoffs; Borg Queen neither advances an immediate combo nor guarantees value when reanimated.

Could be wrong if A metagame rich in creature graveyards could make it a narrow reanimation target, though Atraxa is a far stronger benchmark.

Even fast mana or Reanimate cannot fix its dependence on an opposing creature card, while Karakas and cheap removal punish this legendary six-drop.

Could be wrong if A specialized Reanimator sideboard plan could exploit creature-heavy fair matchups more effectively than expected.

Multiplayer makes an opposing graveyard target likely, yielding a sizable stolen threat and a useful artifact-creature anthem, but six mana and no protection limit breadth.

Could be wrong if Its adoption rises if Borg or artifact-creature density is substantial; it falls if better recursion and anthem options dominate.

With any opposing creature dead, this is a six-mana 3/4 plus a stolen creature enlarged by both counters and the anthem—a major board swing.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, removal, artifact density, and whether creature trades reliably stock opposing graveyards limit confidence.