] my General of Choice, Sharuum is a powerful Sphinx that lends herself well to a combo-control strategy running lots of artifacts. ] Likes you to have things in your graveyard but unlike most of the other generals we're discussing, will do better in a deck with a heavy number of instants and sorceries over creatures. A pretty interesting general that I don't see very often but wish I did. ] if you're not hung up on running green. Some other options for generals you might consider: She has the advantage of being a repeatable source of self-mill herself, consistent by virtue of being your commander, and you don't actually have to get too many tokens for her to be worth her mana. I've played Sidisi a few times and I have to say she's really really fun! That's what I'd recommend.
I would also look in to The Gitrog Monster, even though you said you didnt want a pure golgari commander, as he probably appreciates dredge the most as a mechanic.Ī former friend of mine had (and probably still has, to be honest) a Sidisi deck. Either way, mimeoplasm is a fun reanimator commander that can alpha strike someone out of the game with a combo that isnt infinite. If infects not your thing, then the same thing can be achieved with Gaea's Revenge +Deaths Shadow on Mimeo for 21 cmdr damage minus the flying. I know from experience that the Mimeoplasm is a deck that might appreciate dredge in a more battlecruiser centric build, it likes to win by using buried alive to tutor Skithiryx the Blight Dragon plus a fattie into the grave to swing for hasty lethal infect damage. Karador is widely considered to be a combo deck that uses its graveyard for card advantage, Ive not seen him run any other way, unfortunately, but if you like his colors you could look at Teneb the Harvester decks for inspiration. Sidisi, while she is built typically as a combo deck, can make for a convincing zombie tribal deck that would appreciate dredge and jarad as includes. All three appreciate dredge synergistically, being graveyard commanders.
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