Morgue Burst

Six mana to recur a creature and convert its power into burn is the kind of two-for-one a Rakdos sacrifice deck draws up on a napkin: the same dead body that gave you value in the graveyard comes back to hand and throws a Lightning Bolt's worth of damage (or much more) on the way out. The design ties the spell's payoff directly to your reanimation target, so it scales with whatever you most wanted back: a fat finisher returns and doubles as removal or reach, while a fragile utility creature pays you a modest return. That coupling is also the limit. At sorcery speed and six mana, it is too slow to function as interaction in any tight sense; it wants a graveyard already stocked with a high-power body, which means it is a payoff card and not an engine, rewarding a deck that was filling its yard for other reasons. The result is a value top-end for grindy black-red builds rather than a tempo play: the work has to be done before you cast it, and then it pays you twice for the same corpse.