This is only the slightest variation (2 copies of Wall of Limbs, 1 of Eternal Thirst added; 1 each of Funeral March, Gatekeeper of Malakir, and Altar's Reap removed), but it happened because the cards entered my collection, and they seemed to improve my chances for a big finish. Wall of Limbs benefits from the multiple life-gaining sources I have and can deliver a huge mid-game hit (possibly a late-game hit, given its size), and Eternal Thirst gives me yet another low-cost boost to a creature that can, ultimately, power Wall of Limbs or Mortician Beetle. Whether this one is better or worse than the original—or possibly just on par—I may never quite know, but it is far better than adding creatures such as Scavenger Drake and Blood Host at higher costs. The 9/19/11/1 curve is almost identical to what I had, shifting a card at the 2-spot up to the 3-spot, but the average 2.10 cost remains quite low for what the deck can do.