Editing Eldrazi (section)

===Rise of the Eldrazi===

====Annihilator====
Every Eldrazi released in Rise of the Eldrazi has the Annihilator keyword ability. When a creature with a Annihilator attacks, the defending player sacs a specific number of permanents, because the Zendikari gods are hungry. Annihilator is a very scary keyword ability, so in a multiplayer game its probably wise to stay away from having it unless you're okay with getting ganged up on by ''EVERYBODY''! Between annihilator and Eldrazi Spawn, its probably a good idea to have things that benefit when something gets sacrificed, like [http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=209108 Mortician Beetle] (which, you may have noticed came out at the same time as the Eldrazi tribal cards).
After the release of Rise of the Eldrazi, Wizard's R&D then looked at the market research and decided it was: '''NOT [[Fun|FUN]]''' (specifically, getting Annihilated is more miserable than Annihilating is fun). So we probably won't see new cards with it for a long time (if you exclude reprints), if ever.

====Eldrazi Titans====
If one of the 3 Eldrazi Titans ends up in your graveyard, you shuffle ''your entire graveyard into your library''. So Eldrazi Titans can be used as mythic rare anti-library-to-graveyard mill tech when the format allows.
If a deck is designed to cheat a creature into play, that creature is generally chosen to be Emrakul. Even though its first 2 abilities are only helpful if you CAST it, its so powerful that decks that cheat creatures into play without casting them still usually choose Emrakul (who cost 15 is a 15/15, immune to coloured magic, crazy fucking monster) (if feasible, you can't sorcery speed reanimate any of the Eldrazi Titans).