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Must have in any Zombie deck.

powerful but there are better ways to win with zombies

in a zombie deck with 4 undead warchief it's not a necessity to have in play but a nice ten ton hammer coup de grace!
plus it's quite cheap, considering that it grows with your graveyard too, and even cheaper with one or two undead warchief...yes, my friend's zombie deck is my nemesis

Necessary in a zombie deck. It goes especially great with cards like Viscera Dragger, which can be cycled into a graveyard in order to draw a new card.

Needs to have an errata, cannot be countered with remove soul

"Needs to have an errata, cannot be countered with remove soul"
lol'd

Great card in zombie deck!

Soulless One is a good heavy hitter that sadly does not have a form of evasion. Though it makes up for it with its cost to power/toughness ratio in most cases. Really Soulless One forces your opponents to use up removal if they can, or keep a strong cast of chump blockers. While this is not exactely impossible for your opponents to do, often your Soulless One plays a support role unless your opponent is left undefended or you draw a Cover Of Darkness, or a Zombie Trailblazer.

If you do get an opening Soulless One is a game ender when ran in a zombie deck. To create an opening for an attack consider running Fleshbag Marauders, Nameless Inversions, and Festering Goblins (for removing chump blockers).

Souless One is good for chipping away at opponents defenses, possing as a strong blocker, and dealing huge damage to players.

To get the most out of Soulless One you should run it with plenty of evasion and/or removal.

my friends have a house rule that this can not be countered by remove soul.

I saw it for the first time yesterday when playing against someone's zombie deck. The thing is I was playing zombies too, so this grew to a ridiculous size. I managed to get it killed by a Tribute to Hunger, though, gaining me a ridiculous amount of life in the process.
It is a great beater in any zombie deck. Period.

Seems solid, but not amazing. Comparable to Master of Etherium in that they both count P/T as the number of things you have out, but also has great synergy with Deranged Assistant. Also, in a mill deck, I've seen it get pretty silly with Undead Alchemist and/or the aforementioned Army of the Damned.

I will honestly not be surprised if this guy pops up in Dark Ascension. This guy would be a beast in Zombie Tribal

His hair doesn't LOOK red....... I guess he was a ginger when he was alive.

I have just four words.

Army of the Damned.

This card...oh man, this card got me hooked on Magic. Ten years ago I was in high school and saw a bunch of people playing a card game. I asked if I could sit in and try playing. One of the players gave me a Mono-Black Zombie deck with this guy in it. From the moment I drew it, read it, and played it, I've never looked back.

5/5 Just for changing my life.

Who else can't see this card without thinking of "Inside the Fire" by Disturbed?

@Goatllama
roflmao

I love this card. I am currently using him as my commander for a pauper EDH deck and he acts as a powerful finisher and/or a huge deterrent to attackers. He's also an epic monster for horde.

Immune against Remove Soul and extra effective with Soulless Revival. What can I say? I've got soul but I'm not a soldier.

Ill counter that, with remove soul. Badum tis.

Since when can zombies talk?