Grave Tidings (EDH / Commander) [Revisión 31]

Ikoria Commander pre-con 'Enhanced Evolution' based with a fresh commander and focused purpose. 'Muldrotha, the Gravetide' unlocks the graveyard for all permanents, not just your mutations. Cost effective, utility permanents augment ramp and removal in place of sorceries and instants to allow for continued re-use. Mutation is actually great in a supporting role - think if it as pumped up aura's that can walk on their own in a pinch. Mutations retained bring a flourish of utility going on top of 0/0, counter-based creatures, adding some combo of flying, trample, counters, tokens, deathtouch and/or removal, plus a nice pump for between 3-6 mana.

Counters, proliferation and recycling utility to wear down and over-power opponents is the underlying the strategy here. Key cards include 'Gravebreaker Lamia' who fetches anything you need while coming into play (to your graveyard to be used by Muldrotha) while simultaneously making everything in the graveyard 1 less to cast. 'Master Biomancer' grants counters to all creatures entering under your control - consider mutating it to pump it's free gift. 'Mazirek, Kraul Death Priest' gives +1/+1 to all your creatures each time you sacrifice your utility cards providing incredible value. 'Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord' can make artillery of your pumped creatures while 'The Ozolith' preserves their counters to be re-used again next turn. Early game, 'Sakura-Tribe Elder' self-sacrifices to bring land advantage, which can be repeated each turn and 'World Shaper' can fill your graveyard with casting options.

Your scant remaining instants are game breakers. 'Crop Rotation' looks out of place but as an instant pulling any land, can provide some interesting utility. Use it early to fix mana or save it to pull a surprise 'Glacial Chasm', absorbing an attack for free, keeping your counter-attack at full-strength. 'Inspiring Call' is both an offensive and defensive bomb in this deck. 'Mystic Genesis' can provide both an unexpected counter at a key-moment and a new threat (or two if 'Doubling Season' is in play) on the board as well.