But if we have Necroduality, we can also make a hilariously huge board of Gravecrawlers! Let's say we have five mana, Necroduality, Gravecrawler, and Carrion Feeder.

Without Necroduality, sacrificing and recasting Gravecrawler a few times is a good way to grow Carrion Feeder and Champion of the Perished.

Necroduality is oddly effective with the Gravecrawler / Carrion Feeder loop.

So, what tricks does the enchantment enable in our deck? Let's count down a few of the most important. But the most spectacular finishes come thanks to Necroduality. Sometimes, we just play a Champion of the Perished or two, curve out with random Zombies, and win like a tribal aggro deck.

Of course, a big chunk of our deck is good Zombies, which work with Necroduality but are also strong enough that we can potentially win without our namesake enchantment on the battlefield.

And if we get a few turns with Necroduality out, it's really hard to lose.

One of the problems I've run into with Panharmonicon recently is a ton of cards incidentally destroy artifacts, but there's not nearly as much enchantment hate running around, which means if we can resolve a Necroduality, it's pretty likely to remain on the battlefield for a few turns. More importantly, Necroduality itself was quite good.

In general, the deck felt pretty strong.On the other hand, we took down Blue Tron, Jund Carth, MH2 Tribal Rakdos, and Faeries. Record-wise, we ended up 4-2 with Necro Zombies, losing to Izzet Murktide (maybe the best deck in Modern at the moment) and Enchantress, which is a super annoying matchup since we can't really deal with enchantments, outside of a single Feed the Swarm in our sideboard, making it pretty easy for our opponent to lock us out of the game with Solitary Confinement.

2019 modern zombie dredge deck