Debtors' Knell

Ok kids, here is the lock, 4 Yosei, 4 Ghost Council, 4 Angel of Despair, 4 mortify, 4 castigate, 4 Wrath of God
4 Vampire Bats, and 2 Culling Sun, and 2 Skeletal Vampire, I usually play 3 Debtors Knell and maybe a signet

but you basically want the council, yosei and knell, Yosei first, sac to ghost council, they are now tapped out, cast knell, do it again, and game lock, enjoy. the lock beats nearly every deck.

Great card. What happens if there are no creatures in any graveyard?

Even though it is costly, it is a great mid-way game card. You can start pulling creatures from any graveyard and bring them straight into play.

i took a chance adding it to Golgair Deathcreep deck witch is a green/black deck, but im so glad i did haveing to pay three B and 4 others is a drag but in a Dredge Deck its not even funny how much it owns.

A solid card, with a great use. I love using it in my destroy creature deck, because every upkeep i would get a little nice surprise, also fun with reanimation decks. Cheaper, more splashable, and steadier then Reya Dawnbringer

This card is one of the most powerful i have seen. It can turn other oponent's stratigy against them. If your oponent has one really powerful creature, just use a kill card, then put him into your control. Can anyone say OWNED!!!?

The high casting cost can be great though. It could come out in mid game, which about time the graveyards should be full. ^,^. Use this card with the Ghost Council of Orzhova. Sac a creature with "haunt" to remove the ghost Council from the game, then haunt a creature (Lets say Angel of Despair) to sac it next turn. Then bring back Angel of Despair with Debtor's Kneel!. You gain one life, you have a haunt effect, and then you destory target permanment! Woot! (Am I the only one that saw that??)

This is possibly one of the best cards in the Ravnica Block. The mana cost really isnt that bad if you are playing lands every turn and you have a signet out. This makes a sacrifice/suicide deck very powerful. The best thing about it is that you can bring back creatures from your opponent's graveyard. Just get two of these out in play and your creatures will be practically invincible.

Absolutely necessary in decks with many creatures dying on both sides. Also try it in a discard deck. It's ability makes up for its mana cost.

This card is a freakin beast. If you're looking for a finisher in a control deck, look no further. If you play this, and the opponent doesn't answer it, the game will be over VERY quickly, assuming you aren't losing already. It won't save you then, but it will finish an opponent handily, especially mono-red or mono-black, they have virtually no answers for this.

If you can't destroy an opponents creature this is limited in that effect, but it's going to be fun to use with Blistering Fire Cat or Bladewing the Risen. Basically a Breath of Life every turn. You still have to watch out for Darksteel Colossus though.

it really is a great card but if u dont know how to use it......theres no reason for having it

I think Debtor has a solid effect and a good card to have in the game mid way through. The mana cost can be a problem but keep in mind you do get a creature into play after it had once died.