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Eater of Days decks are hot in EDH right now, offering cheap chaos for aggressive players.
How to combo with MTG Eater of Days for a surprise attack is looping discard into board clear. This approach fuses graveyard recursion with mass creature removal. Eater eats tokens while you replay key pieces from the graveyard. Studies indicate looping discard pressures opponents and protects your combo plan.
Triggers turn disruption into explosive value quickly. You dump hate cards into Eater, then cash value by replaying creatures. Research shows consistent graveyard recursion bends games toward surprise kills. Use cheap, recursive creatures to close games fast.
What makes this combo reliable?
Eater works best with token strategies and graveyard reanimation. Low cost and inherent recursion smooth your surprise attack.
Which colors support this build?
Black and green provide removal, graveyard tools, and token generation. Red and blue add counters and alternate finish conditions.
