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**'''502.47b''' A player with fewer cards in his or her library than the number required by a dredge ability can't put any of them into his or her graveyard this way.
**'''502.47b''' A player with fewer cards in his or her library than the number required by a dredge ability can't put any of them into his or her graveyard this way.
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==Ichorid==


One of the most popular uses of Dredge is to use it to quickly fill your graveyard. A famous deck based on <c>Ichorid</c> originated from this concept. Such decks work best with cards with high Dredge values, such as <c>Golgari Grave-Troll</c> and <c>Stinkweed Imp</c>. Another style of decks using this mechanic that debuted in the tournament scene are <c>Life from the Loam</c> decks, which use the card to gain card advantage by continuously recycling lands with [[cycling]], as well as other utility lands like <c>Wasteland</c> and <c>Cephalid Coliseum</c>.
One of the most popular uses of Dredge is to use it to quickly fill your graveyard. A famous deck based on <c>Ichorid</c> originated from this concept. Such decks work best with cards with high Dredge values, such as <c>Golgari Grave-Troll</c> and <c>Stinkweed Imp</c>. Another style of decks using this mechanic that debuted in the tournament scene are <c>Life from the Loam</c> decks, which use the card to gain card advantage by continuously recycling lands with [[cycling]], as well as other utility lands like <c>Wasteland</c> and <c>Cephalid Coliseum</c>.

Revision as of 19:02, 14 March 2009

Dredge is the keyword attributed to the Golgari in the Ravnica block. It is a mechanic of recursive nature, where the owner of a card in a graveyard with said ability can return the card to their hand by choosing to skip his or her draw and put a number of cards from his or her library into his or her graveyard. The actual number of cards that must be put into a graveyard is written on each card with Dredge. Dredge only appears on green and/or black cards.

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Ichorid

One of the most popular uses of Dredge is to use it to quickly fill your graveyard. A famous deck based on Ichorid originated from this concept. Such decks work best with cards with high Dredge values, such as Golgari Grave-Troll and Stinkweed Imp. Another style of decks using this mechanic that debuted in the tournament scene are Life from the Loam decks, which use the card to gain card advantage by continuously recycling lands with cycling, as well as other utility lands like Wasteland and Cephalid Coliseum.

The Extended Dredge deck was a common deck archetype built around this mechanic.