On top of cutting out a couple of lands, you will probably want to upgrade to whatever dual lands you can. I recommend the ones that can enter the battlefield untapped, if at all possible. Here are a bunch of those:

Bring together a myriad of humans and throw a festival for your coven! As the Harvesttide Sovereign, Leinore has the ability to gift your creatures +1/+1 counters as you see fit. Use this ability to turn on coven for Leinore and her guests so you can reap those bounties turn after turn. While Leinore’s coven provides card draw, Human buffs will ensure that coven remains active long into the night. As hope grows among your revelers, watch it fade from your opponent’s eyes.

Undead Unleashed - Wilhelt Precon Decklist

Undertaker - applied only to Reaper Scythe, has a chance to transform earth beneath killed mobs to Grave Soil instead of spawning a Haunter.Can only replace grass and dirt. Comes in 3 levels, with each higher level increasing the chance of the enchantment to take effect. Nightweaver - made from Cursed Cloth and Phantom Membrane, gives you Shadow Form (true invisibility, speed boost and some smoke particles) when sprinting. Engaging in combat will interrupt this ability shortly. Great for moblility and stealth, doesn't provide as much protection.

Our combos will either be using Wilhelt or Rooftop Storm. With Wilhelt and Poppet Factory in play, our tokens will not have decayed, which allows us to do an infinite loop with Altar of Dementia, milling our opponents out. When we sacrifice a Zombie token, Wilhelt will give us another. The Reaper and Devotee each offer us the ability to generate new zombies. The former can remove a creature card from any graveyard for 2Bk + tap to create a 2/2 zombie. The Devotee’s ability, on the other hand, is passive, occurring at the end of its own end step when a creature has died. Passive damage The beauty of running these combo pieces is that they’re not dead otherwise; we can mill ourselves with Altar of Dementia and play out our hand with Rooftop Storm. Ghouls just want to have fun I guess. It’s an ice fun card, potentially pretty good but also potentially kind of meh, the most likely piece you’d get would be utility creatures, but even though, 5 to get 3 zombie ETBs for 5 mana that are also somehow other useful creatures is pretty good. First up, here are the lands that will make your mana base better. However, these once aren’t as cheap as the ones that we’ve talked about before. Nevertheless, the good dual lands usually retain at least some of their value long-term, as they are always needed.

How-To-Play

Grave Metal - a material used for most recipes in the mod. Vanilla skeletons will often wear basic weapons and armor from this material except for the helmet which is exclusive to Frenzied Knights and cannot be crafted. Grave metal scraps can be dropped from Skeletons or Grave Soil and are used to craft ingots. A Grave Metal Scrap and be smelted into an Iron Nugget making Iron more renewable. Perhaps this will be a sort of an alternative to the infamous iron farms, please let's stop the Iron Golem genocide :( Ashthorn - a plant growing exclusively on top of Charstone. Currently is just a decoration and nothing else really, just looks cool. When they are not, though, I still feel it is important to mention the expensive cards. Who knows, maybe those expensive cards will inspire you to build a certain way, even if they are outside your price range. Because this combo is so strong we're going to add both Acererak and tutors to assemble our combo more consistently. creature cards seem very generous at first, in terms of sacrificing and killing your own non-token creatures, this amount seems tight at some points, but this is compensated by the many tokens. The enchantments mainly help us generate these tokens.

Coven Counters is all about one of Midnight Hunt’s new set mechanics: coven. Cards with coven grant you a bonus ability if you control three or more creatures with different powers. With this in mind you’ll want to run as many creatures as possible to maximize your chances of having coven active at any given time. If you want to report a bug, go ahead, post a comment. If it's a full on crashlog, provide a pastebin.com link in a comment. A full crashlog in the comments just takes unnecessary space and will be ignored. Tome of Reflection - a spellbook curio that can protect you from damage unleashing a small soul explosion. Requires Lost Souls to work and consumes them on use.Another option you might consider is Hostile Hostel. It takes time to make it work, but its a sac outlet on a land, which is never bad.

This guy is awesome. It’s a giant undead turtle. I don’t really care what it does, it’s just awesome.Soul Remnants- item dropped by any mob killed with the Reaping Scythe with a 1/10 chance. If it kills a Haunter, the chance of dropping a Soul Remnant is 100%. Mainly used as a crafting material for soul related stuff without the need to go to the Nether! It may recieve more uses in later updates. Grave Metal - an upgrade to chainmail using Grave Metal Ingots. The helmet is an exception and cannot be crafted, you must hunt Frenzied Knights to get it and obtain the full set. Going below 8 hearts gives you Resistance 3 to keep you fighting! Very durable and suited for combat. Wilhelt's army of the accurs'd dead Wilhelt's army of the accurs'd dead Wilhelt's army of the accurs'd dead Our other combo uses Rooftop Storm and Acererak. This allows us to loop Acererak indefinitely, and if we send him through the Lost Mine of Phandelver, we get infinite drains to finish off our opponents.