Silverfur Hordes

Disclaimer : I play SOLELY kitchen table multiplayer magic, 4 people MINIMUM. I give no $%#@S about tourney play, whether or not something is format legal, or any of that other gibberish. So if your advice is something along the lines of "fetch lands bro" or some other asinine statement about how the deck needs like 12 turn one drops to survive, no. Just no. Our multiplayer games are not decided in the first three turns. Anyone who gets too froggy out the gate faces the multiple player beatdown barrage of kill spells, direct damage, and general face mashing.

Silverfur Partisan is your bread and butter of this particular deck. Take advantage of his synergy with Zada and/or Mirrorwing Dragon to pump out hordes of 2/2 wolf tokens.

Assuming you have 5 mana because the mirrorwing is on the field.
WIth one Mirrorwing, Silverfur, and a Wandering Wolf, you play Rush of Adrenaline on the mirrorwing. Each of them get +2+1 and trample, and you generate 2 wolf tokens.
Cast Withstand death, generate 4 more wolf tokens.
Cast Expedite, generate 8 wolf tokens, DRAW 9 cards.
Cast Swell of Growth. Generate 16 wolf tokens. You can now drop 17 lands on the field. So drop whatever lands are in your hand, hit up a Twinflame and however many other cheap instants you can pay for and swing for the win.

In that particular scenario you're swinging with TWO 8/8 Flying Trample Indestructible Dragons, TWO 6/5 Trample Indestructible Wolf Partisans, TWO 6/4 Trample Indestructible Cant be blocked by smaller creatures wolves, and TWELVE 4/4 wolf tokens. Also you have TWENTY FOUR 2/2 wolf tokens waiting for defense. IF you didn't play anything after the Twinflame.

• Budget
• Multiplayer
• Wolves