Whenever he attacks, you can sacrifice any number of creatures to draw that many cards
It is very convenient for general storage or transportation
Matt opened a display case and picked up and showed us some of the products with some extra info
Heres how it plays out: You are required to have The Gitrog Monster out, Dakmor Salvage in hand and more than 7 cards in hand total At the end of the turn, discard down to hand size, discarding Dakmor Salvage This gives you a draw card trigger from The Gitrog Monster Priority passes to opponents On resolution of the draw trigger, replace this with the dredge from Dakmor Salvage, milling 2 cards and returning Dakmor Salvage to hand As it is still the cleanup step you still need to discard down to 7 cards in hand, again discarding Dakmor Salvage and repeating the combo above on a loop The idea is you loop this to fill your graveyard and try to win from there
More importantly, Starter Decks also serve as a valuable first impression for a card game, giving them a taste of what to look forward to as they dig into each deck
The anchor of the Rakdos Sacrifice Standard deck from its era, this card highlights just how common sacrificing permanents has become in Magic