I wish there were more Stars to award to such a great card... I guess 5 will suffice. Grave Pact, Carrion Feeder, Dense Foliage, etc. For one of the meanest "Spell Shroud" creature beatdown has got for G/B; Especially since Creekwood Liege and (Bridge from Below; alternate for Grave Pact if you prefer overrun to board control) totally fit the Sacrifice Genre.

  -- By Jay from Minneapolis, MN USA on June 05, 2010

One of the first AWESOME combos I saw was Wrath of God/Khabal Ghoul. Sick.

  -- By Anonymous from TX on February 07, 2010

My ALL TIME favorite combo that allows the Khabal Ghoul to grow into a monster is: Fallen Angel (optional) + Rukh Egg + Hell's Caretaker — Having 4 of each out in play is tons of fun. And then for the cherry on the top, it's always great to play a Berserk + Fork on one of these guys then.

  -- By Chris from WI on March 30, 2009

The most fun I ever had with this card in a deck used token creature generators that I'd sacrifice for mana with Ashnod's Altar or life with the Life Chisel. Grave Pact made it even more ugly. And once it was huge, I'd load it on a War Chariot and send it trampling off through my opponent's defenses. As is true for everything though, Blue decks and direct damage were its enemies.

  -- By Anonymous from East Tennessee on December 29, 2007

would combo well with an 'affinity' deck or its like.......

  -- By Anonymous from gainesville, FL USA on January 14, 2005

The card is great, for example wrath of god and then play this and come end of turn you can have an unstoppably huge creature, plus it's black so it can't be terrored

  -- By Anonymous from on March 15, 2003

Excellent card. It's kind of pointless if you don't get it out in the beginning of the game, but if you do, it can be a real treat watching it grow.

  -- By Gregg from New Jersey on January 31, 2003

MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT! This card is da bomb! Any deck that sends creatures to the graveyard in a regular fasion will enjoy this one Black mana creature as it cuts through the enemy masses. At first look this cards seems sort of useless then you read it again and see its true power.

  -- By Ben Lampron from Warner, NH USA on December 17, 2002

This card is great in a good black deck they get pumped up real high with a sadistic glee as well.

  -- By Brian from Florida on January 31, 2002