But Nim Deathmantle (and cards like Angelic Renewal or Lifeline before it) push for a slightly different playstyle you protect your creature(s) already on board by reanimating them whenever they might die, punishing the opponent who removed them with a fresh round of triggers
This spell also has flashback for even more Zombies, and it ensures the card isn't wasted if it gets milled by accident
This is only beginning to scratch the surface, though
First introduced in Zendikar Rising, MDFCs differ from transforming cards in that you can play either side from your hand
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If you don't care about life at all you are likely a super aggressive deck, likely red, or some kind of a combo deck and you should consider playing Searing Spear instead of Lightning Helix as it will increase your consistency