Using this in response to an opponents Wrath of God will make them reconsider their life decisions. Natural Affinity is a trap card in many ways. Don't underestimate the Death side of this spell either, I've resurrected Titania, Protector of Argoth or Sek'Kuar with it many times. Pair it with Jokulhaups and Sek'Kuar, Deathkeeper and you have yourself an easy GG. Opponents lose all their lands and creatures, my lands and creatures become 3/1, hasty, Graveborns.Ĭonverting lands into creatures en mass is not a strategy people see every day so the element of surprise is on our side!.Sek'Kuar, Deathkeeper on the battlefield.Sek’s ability can also work on animated-lands or morph creatures, people typically avoid these kind of strategies but I think this is where Sek truly shines! Sek'Kuar, Deathkeeper has the unique ability to turn non-token creatures like Reassembling Skeleton into 3/1, hasty, tokens when they die. If you’re prepared to harness the power of Jund and unleash Sek'Kuar, Deathkeeper on your playgroup, check out the tabs below! Sek’Kuar isn’t destroying lands to troll or stall out games, he’s exploiting lands to set up explosive, game winning plays! I understand that land destruction is seen as “taboo” in a lot of Commander playgroups, but in order to maximize Sek'Kuar's potential you have to be willing to fight a little dirty. Sek’Kuar has been in desperate need of his own identity and I believe myself, and the other Jund enthusiasts out there, have finally found it. I’ve experimented with this ”token madness” approach for close to two years now and it can be quite powerful, but it’s easily outclassed by fellow Jund powerhouse, Prossh, Skyraider of Kher. Typically, Sek’Kuar decks exploit token doublers ( Parallel Lives), mini- Sek’Kuars ( Pawn of Ulamog), or artifact combos ( Ashnod's Altar + Nim Deathmantle). Most people see a creature with a mediocre ability, I see a token generating powerhouse with untapped potential. Sek'Kuar, Deathkeeper is criminally undervalued!
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