
Flying Whenever a creature card is put into an opponent's graveyard from anywhere, you may pay life equal to its mana value. If you do, put it onto the battlefield under your control. It's a Warlock in addition to its other types. If a Warlock you control would die, exile it instead.
How do you want this deck to play?
What the commander does best.
Kill the best creatures at the table, then repossess them for a modest fee in life.
894 cards fit this theme
Mill opponents' libraries and claim every creature card that hits the graveyard, straight from the top.
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Pay life like it's pocket change, then drain and gain it right back to fund the next deal.
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Off the beaten path, but they work.
Fill the board with warlocks, stolen and native alike, who never stay dead and never leave a corpse.
93 cards fit this theme
Steal opposing creatures, sacrifice them to their owners' graveyards, and let Lorcan hand them back for good.
132 cards fit this theme
Every repossessed creature is a fresh enter-the-battlefield trigger, and blinking them is worth the exile risk.
517 cards fit this theme