naya allies zendikar

*sigh* Naya Allies was my first deck outside of the bad Zendikar starter deck. I was probably 8-10 and was going 3-1 in pretty much every tournament i played in, just because it was so easy. Of course this deck was probably worth a fortune back then, but is less now and i only was able to play it because my dad owns a gameshop (also why i could afford it).

This deck is very simple and does its job efficiently. The whole idea of the deck is that when you play allies, your other allies do stuff, whether it be, put a +1/+1 counter on it, or put a +1/+1 counter on all allies. It has a very good mana curve and really just overwhelms the other player with very large numbers...

So most of the deck are allies, obviously. And most of the allies say: "Whenever *card's name* or another ally enters the battlefield, put a +1/+1 counter on *card's name*" Specifically, Hada Freeblade, Oran-Rief Survivalist, Kazandu Blademaster, and Talus Paladin do this.

The other type of ally are the ones that say: "Whenever *card's name* or another ally enters the battlefield, allies you control gain *a buff*" The cards like this in this deck are Kabria Evanagel, Talus Paladin, Akoum Battlesinger and Kazuul Warlord. This creates probably the only strategy you might have to worry about, and only two of them enforce it. You always want to play at least one ally a turn to keep the Evanagel's and the Paladin's abilities up (protection from a color and lifelink, respectively).

However, outside of that, there isn't much else to worry about, other than doing the max amount of damage to them. Infact, i only lost to one deck in tournaments, and that was Shards of Alara's Jund

I'm up for all suggestions and thoughts on my deck, please leave a comment and thanks for reading!

• Naya
• Allies
• zendikar