Coffin Queen is a repeatable and excellent reanimator. Same for Whip of Erebos. I'd recommend 'em!

And no doubt, you can't have a sac focused deck without Skullclamp. It's worth it in any deck if you only use it once, and it's so at home in Jarad. It even buffs power, for that 1 more damage for each sacced creature.

Also, oh my god, in this sort of dredge strategy with full graveyards in search of high power creatures Avatar of Woe is insane.

wisegreenbean: The problem with both Coffin Queen and Whip of Erebos is they both have exile clauses. If I want to reanimate something, I wanna keep it as long as possible or at least get to do it again later. I am genuinely interested in Skullclamp and Avatar of Woe, though. What do you think I should cut?

wisegreenbean Though now that I think about it, so does Puppeteer Clique. I guess it's only for opponents, so that they can't reanimate that creature since it gets exiled.

Ah! It has exile clauses, to be sure! But that exile clause does not matter if you sac the creature first!

As for cards to cut...

Reaper of the Wilds is a card that sounds nice in theory. A decent amount of scry, probably, on a respectable body. If it's done a lot of work for you, by all means keep it, but particularly in a deck with only a moderate number of sacrifices(for the most part, you're saccing an expensive creature for a significant amount of mana), I question it. After a while, I found that it wasn't even worth it in my Ghave deck!

I don't like small, one time effects like Mulch and Grisly Salvage. They're ok, but low impact. I also can't help but think about milling them out uselessly with a dredge card.

Deadbridge Chant is not so good. First priority to cut. It's at random, and it's so much mana, and if it gets removed, you spent a LOT of mana to mill yourself once. Reanimator is more important than mill.

PS, Woodfall Primus will make your hopes and dreams come true.

Try an Inverter of Truth to cycle your graveyard back in.

All-of-the-combos: While Inverter of Truth is a really cool card, the point of the deck is to have a huge graveyard at all times. I'm normally not too worried about milling myself to death unless I'm playing against a mill deck like Phenax, God of Deception or something, in which case they actually turbo-charge my deck.

Llamadowns I see where you're coming from, as I was going to play Jarad, but never did.