Anikthea, Hand of Erebos

Gameplan

Fill your graveyard with powerful enchantments, then use Anikthea's enter/attack triggers to repeatedly reanimate them as 3/3 Zombie enchantment creature copies. Each trigger snowballs value and a wide, menacing board, and because the copies are enchantment creatures they all gain menace and feed your enchantress engines. You grind opponents out with overwhelming card advantage and beat down with an evasive token army.

Key Cards

• Doomwake Giant — Reanimating it as an enchantment creature creates a recurring board wipe against tokens and small creatures every attack.
• Sun Titan — Not an enchantment, but token copy targets must be enchantments—instead use it as a recursion staple is wrong; skip.
• Starfield of Nyx — Turns all your enchantments into creatures, fueling Anikthea's anthem and recurring dead enchantments from your graveyard.
• Enchantress's Presence — Each enchantment-creature token you make and every enchantment you cast draws cards, snowballing the engine.
• Eidolon of Blossoms — Constellation card draw triggers off every token copy and enchantment you play, refilling your hand.
• Underworld Breach — Helps reuse exiled and graveyard pieces and enables explosive combo turns alongside cheap enchantments.
• Ashnod's Altar — Sacrifices token copies for mana and recasts Anikthea or fuels aristocrat combos and reanimation loops.

Upgrade Path

Add fast mana and ramp (Sol Ring, Smothering Tithe, Wild Growth) to deploy Anikthea early, and prioritize self-mill and discard outlets like Stitcher's Supplier and Buried Alive to stock impactful enchantments fast. Include protection (Heroic Intervention, Teferi's Protection) and recursion for Anikthea, then add powerful enchantment payoffs like Smothering Tithe, Trouble in Pairs, and combo lines with Ashnod's Altar plus drain effects to push toward a tighter, faster kill.