Reanimator strategies traditionally focus on placing high converted mana cost (CMC) creatures in your graveyard, then use low CMC cards (usually 3 or less, almost never more than 5 CMC) to revive them onto the battlefield
The backup commander for the deck is Tariel, Reckoner of SoulsTariel, Reckoner of Souls, a seven mana 4/7 Angel with flying and vigilance that you can tap to grab a random creature out of an opponents grave
Performative actions matter, and taking the same card out of your graveyard that died last turn and putting it back onto the battlefield feels a whole lot like reanimation, particularly when youre a player who doesnt yet know that cards that change zones have no memory of their previous existence
Honestly, I feel a bit sorry for anyone who was looking to build an equipment deck and is not a massive Final Fantasy fan - all the cards they needed have just gone through the roof
Sheoldred Whispering One Recovers your creatures after a Damnation, while opponents struggle to rebuild
Having a large double sleeved Commander deck can be however quite challenging due to the increased thickness of the two layers but both KMC and Ultra Pro should provide some good options to obtain the right balance between protection and size of the deck
