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Sacrifice another creature or artifact: Surveil 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put it into your graveyard.)
Umbral Collar Zealot is a deceptively efficient black Cleric that fits best in value-oriented sacrifice shells, especially tempo decks that want to keep pressure on while turning expendable permanents into card selection. A 3/2 for two mana is already respectable, and the activated ability turns every spare token, dying artifact, or creature that has outlived its usefulness into a Surveil 1, helping you smooth draws, load the graveyard, and dig toward removal or finishers. In practice, this works well with recursive threats, death-trigger creatures, and disposable artifacts, since you can cash them in before they become irrelevant. Thematically, the Zealot feels like a disciple who sees sacrifice as revelation, trading material forms for hidden knowledge. In deckbuilding, pair it with token makers, clues/treasures, or sacrifice payoffs such as drain effects or reanimation targets so each activation advances board position instead of merely filtering cards.
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Umbral Collar Zealot is a deceptively efficient black Cleric that fits best in value-oriented sacrifice shells, especially tempo decks that want to keep pressure on while turning expendable permanents into card selection. A 3/2 for two mana is already respectable, and the activated ability turns every spare token, dying artifact, or creature that has outlived its usefulness into a Surveil 1, helping you smooth draws, load the graveyard, and dig toward removal or finishers. In practice, this works well with recursive threats, death-trigger creatures, and disposable artifacts, since you can cash them in before they become irrelevant. Thematically, the Zealot feels like a disciple who sees sacrifice as revelation, trading material forms for hidden knowledge. In deckbuilding, pair it with token makers, clues/treasures, or sacrifice payoffs such as drain effects or reanimation targets so each activation advances board position instead of merely filtering cards.
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