Midnight Tilling

Midnight Tilling is a cheap instant-speed self-mill and recursion spell that shines in graveyard-focused decks. Its main strength is card selection plus mild card advantage: you mill four, then rebuy a permanent from among them, often turning a random mill into a real spell. Best use cases are lands, creatures, enchantments, or value permanents in decks that want cards in the graveyard anyway. It’s especially good at finding utility pieces, enabling dredge/reanimator style lines, and setting up land drops or key permanents after milling. Strong synergies include self-mill payoffs, graveyard recursion, escape/delve-style resource use, and effects that care about cards entering the graveyard. It also pairs well with top-deck manipulation and shuffling effects to improve the quality of the four cards milled. Key mechanics it supports: self-mill, graveyard setup, recursion, and instant-speed flexibility. Overall, it’s a niche but efficient value tool in green graveyard decks, weaker in normal midrange decks unless they reliably benefit from the graveyard.