Everything in the Graveyard Overdrive Commander deck: all 100 cards with current prices, what the deck is worth against the sealed price, the 15 new cards, and whether it is worth buying.
Whenever a Lhurgoyf permanent card is put into your graveyard from anywhere other than the battlefield, put it onto the battlefield. Whenever one or more creatures you control deal combat damage to a player, create a Tarmogoyf token.
Graveyard Overdrive falls exactly in line with Tricky Terrain. It’s a mixed bag of sweet new designs and an isolated strategy I’d like to port over to a different deck entirely, with the remnants offering nothing new or inspiring to brag about. The reprint value’s a saving grace, with a rock solid roster of heavily-played goodies. This deck gets exactly one thumb up and one thumb down, and I’m looking forward to seeing what people do with the lhurgoyf package outside of this precon.
Disa the RestlessCoram, the Undertaker
Graveyard Overdrive is a Jund graveyard deck featuring a lhurgoyf subtheme.
Wait, what?
I went on a bit of a journey with this deck. When they announced the name “Graveyard Overdrive,” I was out faster than Hans when Saffi Eriksdotter encountered the Lhurgoyf. “Another graveyard precon, oh joy.” But then I saw the lhurgoyf theme weaved into it and they pulled me back in. But then I saw the decklist, and I was right back out.
My first goal with this upgrade is cutting the sacrifice cards. I don’t think the deck supports that archetype well enough to bother with, especially since the whole self-mill/fuel the lhurgoyf strategy could use more work. The only sacrifice card I’m keeping is Siege-Gang Lieutenant because creating two hasty tokens works well with Disa the Restless.
Draftsim's upgrade guide makes 17 changes to this deck. The first picks (hover for the card):