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aura shards could work nicely. Wrecks pillow fort players quite nicely
Done. Realistically you'd never be tapping out for Doubling Season in the deck, as cool as it is. Just a "more winning" card. Little planeswalkers to get value that way either, so doing a straight swap out.
Oh, and then you also have Ramos, Dragon Engine, which can make the mana for two extra combats after a couple of spells, or if it's in play with an Ezuri with 5+ experience counters.
There are several other mana battery cards that can be combined with a few of the other cards in the list to transmute mana from one color (or colorless) into the WUBRG needed for an extra combat.
As for the deck itself, I feel like it looks a bit light on card draw, ramp, removal, and protection. Obviously, it's important to limit how many colors are being strongly utilized, and it's important to focus on the game plan of having ALL THE COMBATS, but someone at the table is going to try to mess up your game, and you're going to need some answers.
Yeah I used to play an Ezuri, Claw of Progress deck, so I had flash backs of Crystalline Crawler. But probably need to maneuver into some sort of focused +1/+1 deck if wanting to leverage these types of cards.
As far as card draw, I'm actually pretty happy that it's probably going to be more of case of deploying cards, rather than needing action.
The Skullclamp is a major source of card draw if needed and there are 5 cards that can get it if necessary.
Protection is always a problem, but there is a lot of redundancy built into the deck, so would never expect the first attempt at infinite to work, and this is OK in my opinion.
I'm definitely leaning towards more casual and variance play these days. I basically only played Brawl over the last couple of months, because it's much harder to dominate games like commander does. More fun. So not really into making this an answers all type deck. Hence why keeping in a lot of the tribal synergy, which we know is normally more casual play.
You could easily take out Rhys the Redeemed, Steward of Solidarity, Radha, Heir to Keld, Alesha, Who Smiles at Death and Samut, Voice of Dissent, for more staple commander cards for disruption if leaning more into competitive play.
Also, Storm the Vault serves a similar function to Druidi's Repository, except that you need to connect with a player with at least 5 guys.
Pitiless Plunderer does something similar, but requires your guys to die, so you can use him with attacking tokens when the board is kind of clogged. If you have 5 disposable warriors, you could attack, making 5 more, then if the first 5 get blocked, they die and make you 5 treasure=5 mana=new combat. You could keep doing that until the defending player's blockers died from the accumulating combat damage. And if they don't block...you need another sac outlet...ehhhh...
Although Plunderer + Storm the Vault and 5 warriors to attack with makes for a kind of damned if you do, damned if you don't situation.
Storm the Vault I think is the better option, as the deck has so much evasion. Pitiless Plunderer really only provides evasion, and is not really the best kind either. Storm the Vault is just much more proactive, actually providing a win condition. Incidental transforming it into Vault of Catlacan might happen, and is not the worst, in the face of a mana hungry deck. But you can always sacrifice treasure tokens if you didn't want it to transform.
The other reason I like it over Plunderer is that enchantments are a little harder to remove, and is one less card to get wrecked by mass creature removal.
I'd cut a lot of your 6-8 mana creatures, especially the Hydras. But it might be that you love Hydras, so who knows?
This is what I would personally cut as a start. You'll find that you still have more than enough big beaters, as you can only really cast one a turn, so there is no point over doing it.
You could build in some redundancy with Aggravated Assault and/or Hellkite Charger in case Najeela gets hated out too much. The additional benefit of using these is that they only require red mana, so Grand Warlord doesn't need a mana filter to activate them, and both go infinite with a lot of the other cards in the deck.
There's also Stonebrow, Krosan Hero to give your team +2/+2 on each additional combat since Najeela gives them trample, although it may not do enough to warrant inclusion over some of the other cards, since it doesn't matter if you're attacking with a 1/1 or something bigger if no one can block your guys and they can attack until your opponents are dead.
I like how low your curve appears to be--looks like most of the deck tops out at 4 or 5 mana.
Great point on the redundancy. It won't take long for opponents to figure out to kill Najeela before your combat phase very urgently.
The nice thing about Aggravated Assault is that it is a little better than Najeela when it comes to the Cryptolith Rite and Song of Freyalise combo, as the creatures don't actually have to be attacking.
The only reason I don't like Stonebrow, Krosan Hero is that it doesn't give the buff on the first attack, meaning that your creatures are still vulnerable.
It's like you're inside my head! I've smashed together a build quite similar to this.
I've got a lot of the same synergies and combos that you've listed. intruder alarm and natural affinity are also in my build. Infinite mana so long as nobody snipes your lands out.
Swing with 5 creatures, generate 25 of more mana
The really cool thing about the deck is how the Warriors can be quite evasive, and this works so well attacking in general. Once you put it together it comes out a really synergistic deck. Surprisingly well.
I have no doubt I missing some fundamental card combinations, but that's why I like to list decks online, so that people can fill me in on other cards.
Shooting at the walls of heartache
I am the warrior
Yes, I am the warrior
And victory is mine - Patty Smyth
This is the legend that interested me the most from Battlebond, and there is a lot going on within this commander.
First of all it's a 5 color general. No limit to what you can play. Nice.
Whenever a Warrior attacks, you may have its controller create a 1/1 white Warrior creature token that's tapped and attacking.
So Warrior type does matter. The more Warriors you have attacking the more 1/1 Warriors you will get.
They potentially double up the amount of Warriors each attack. The thing is that every time another Warrior token is created, that token can also generate another Warrior token when it attacks.
Let's do the math if Najeela, the Blade-Blossom was the only Warrior to attack initially. Let's say we do 2 attacks per turn, for the next 4 turns. That is 8 attacks total. If none of the creatures were to be killed that would be 128 Warriors in total. If we got another turn but say had 3 attacks in that turn because we had 10 mana to spend on her additional attack ability, then that would be 1024 Warriors. Math is great.
WUBRG: Untap all attacking creatures. They gain trample, lifelink, and haste until end of turn. After this phase, there is an additional combat phase. Activate this ability only during combat.
There is also a lot going on here, and it can be a little confusing at first.
Creatures are "attacking" until the end of the combat phase, so you can activate this anytime up untill everybody passes priority at the end of combat phase. Note that "attacks" and "attacking" are two different things, and it pays to notice these terms when reading cards.
This ability can be done not only in your combat phase, but also in an opponents turn, or as Battlebond was designed for your team mates. So there is an interesting potential twist with politics in those desperate times of need.
Right so the creatures that are attacking gain trample, lifelink, and haste. The haste is important because any 1/1 Warrior tokens that were generated, get to attack again during additional combat phases.
The idea of 1/1 tramplers is not so scary, but lifelink is always a welcome bonus.
Infinite attacks, because why not?
I'm a combo enthusiast so of course I'm interested in breaking down as many combinations of going infinite with Najeela.
If you have 5 lands in play that can produce WUBRG, then Sword of Feast and Famine, Bear Umbra and Nature's Will, along with a creature that has evasion, will allow you to have infinite mana, to keep using the additional attack ability.
If you can get 5 Warriors to attack and have 5 of them not killed/unblocked, then Druids' Repository, Phyrexian Altar and Storm the Vault will also allow you to produce the required WUBRG every combat phase, meaning infinite attacks.
So realistically let's say that it's 5 1/1 Warrior tokens. Let's also say realistically that your opponents have a number of blockers that can kill a number of them.
The 5 attacking Warriors will produce 5 more Warriors tokens that are attacking. So you will have 10 attacking creatures.
It must be noted that for Druids' Repository must be when a creature "attacks", which is different to attacking. However you still have 5 counters on the enchantment. Phyrexian Altar allows you to sacrifice the ones that do get blocked.
As long as 5 of those creatures are not killed, then you get to untap your remaining creatures and have an additional combat phase. Repeat ad infinitum.
Now I'm going to show you how it's even easier than that. What if we attack an opponent with only 2 creatures that can block and kill your creatures?
Let's say we only have 3 Warriors attack. That's 6 attacking. We only get 3 counters on our Druids' Repository. But you can easily spend additional mana for the other needed 2 mana for the WUBRG. Now you have 4 Warriors attacking, and should easily be able to spend another land mana for the next additional attack. The next time we are on our 5 attacking Warriors, so infinite.
The thing is that you can easily use the weakest opponent to set up the threshold for infinite, and you really don't need to start with many Warriors. As long as one opponent can't block all your creatures and you have some surplus mana to use her additional attack ability, then you can get to an outnumbering attackers to blockers, which means that the rest of your opponents can't do anything about it once you get to them, as you will have a number that they simply can't block them all.
What are some of the other ways to get infinite attacks? Grand Warlord Radha and Orochi Leafcaller, along with at least 3 other creatures, can potentially do it.
It must be noted that even without the Orochi Leafcaller, you can still gain a lot of mana and potential attacks from Grand Warlord Radha. Even though you can only get G or R, you can still spend your other mana to pay for the other WUB.
So for example if you had the right mana for activating her additional attacks twice (i.e. WUBWUB, plus Grand Warlord Radha to pay for the GRGR, then you will come out of combat with quadrupling up on your Warrior base, plus a lot of green and red mana.
Let's say it was just Grand Warlord Radha and Najeela, the Blade-Blossom attacking in the first stage. That's only GR, but you have 4 Warriors attacking. Next attack you will get 8 warriors attacking for an additional GGRR. Then the third attack, you will get 16 attacking, with an extra GGGGRRRR (or whatever combination you want). That's a lot of value for not having to setup much. I believe you will have 10 mana to spend in your second main phase.
You can see why attacking protection/evasion is good in the deck, as it really allows you to double up on your tokens rapidly.
But wait there is more! Cryptolith Rite and Song of Freyalise allow your creatures to tap for mana.
It must be noted that only attacking creatures can untap, so you need a threshold of creatures to be able to get infinite.
Obviously you need to tap at least 5 creatures to get WUBRG. Once again the easiest way is to have 5 Warrior tokens that will not be killed. But it's not imperative in all cases. It depends on how much additional mana you have and what your opponents are able to block with.
For example, if you attack with say 4 Warriors, getting 8 Warrior tokens attacking, then use your land base/artifacts to pay for the WUBRG initially. Let's say you only have 2 more mana to pay for the WUBRG outside of your creatures for the next combat phase you want to initiate. So you tap 3 of your creatures, leaving 5 to attack, you can go infinite with this. It just sort of all depends on how many Warriors you have and how much additional mana you have in your turn initially.
Vigilance gets around any need for thresholds, as long as your creatures are not being killed. There are a few cards that do this in the deck: Herald of Dromoka, Aven Wind Guide and Akroma's Memorial. Aven Wind Guide is a flagship card in your 99, as it gives both evasion and vigilance.
Additional combat phases matter
There are a few extra themes utilizing the fact that you get additional combat phases.
Creatures that exert, have the benefit of using their abilities again.
Champion of Rhonas is a Warrior that allows you to put creatures into play from you hand each combat, freeing up mana and adding extra threats on the next attack phase.
Combat Celebrant is a little different in that it can only be used once in the turn, but getting the first additional combat, obviously has benefits to the deck, is a Warrior, and will get untapped ready for next turn.
Godo, Bandit Warlord also provides an additional combat, but normally his downside is that it only untaps "Samurai" so your creature base doesn't benefit. However in this deck, with Najeela providing the untap, you can get the full benefit of the additional attack with him. Charge!
Glorybringer is not a Warrior, but has a powerful ability that you are happy to use multiple times in a turn.
Alesha, Who Smiles at Death can bring back a lot of your creatures from your graveyard, and can use this ability during the additional combat phases as well.
God-Pharaoh's Gift is another card that can make use of the additional combat phases, and can really help you to come back from mass creature removal.
Tokens!
With Najeela, the Blade-Blossom ability to pump out Warrior tokens, Doubling Season can speed up the process, as well has double up on +1/+1 counters. Twice the fun right? Rhys the Redeemed and Steward of Solidarity are Warriors that can generate more Warriors, if you need to build up a number of them first.
Rounding out the deck
The fact that it's a 5 color deck, means that we can round it out with some powerful spells, like cards that can search for your important cards, some select disruption, card draw and additional mana.
These can be fairly flexible, altered according to your meta or play style.
I guess the "trap" with Legendary warriors, is your ability to deploy them. Casting one a turn will be easily dealt with, so you need a plan for being able to get multiple onto the table to really threaten. Otherwise you're missing out on the ability to create much more warriors with her ability.
I missed the obvious, Phyrexian Altar. You just need to get the initial warrior tokens, and you can just sacrifice the ones that get blocked to untap the rest. Her ability for the existing 1/1 warrior token to produce more 1/1 warrior tokens, means that Phyrexian Altar is super easy to go infinite.
More janky ways:
Give your creatures vigilance, then use Song of Freyalise or Cryptolith Rite or Earthcraft to produce the WUBRG each turn with 5 attacking creatures. If you have gotten at least 5 warrior tokens off your attacks, then in theory these can be used to pay for the additional attacks, as even if they were to be killed they already produce another 5 warriors. The new ones are tapped, but as long as you can pay for the untap with your first lot of creatures, then you should be infinite. Doesn't matter if your opponents have tons of blockers, eventually infinite always finds a way to deal enough damage to creatures to get through for damage to opponents.
As far as card draw, I'm actually pretty happy that it's probably going to be more of case of deploying cards, rather than needing action.
The Skullclamp is a major source of card draw if needed and there are 5 cards that can get it if necessary.
Protection is always a problem, but there is a lot of redundancy built into the deck, so would never expect the first attempt at infinite to work, and this is OK in my opinion.
I added Mirari's Wake and Xenagos, the Reveler for more mana. It's more the mana I'd like to focus on.
I'm definitely leaning towards more casual and variance play these days. I basically only played Brawl over the last couple of months, because it's much harder to dominate games like commander does. More fun. So not really into making this an answers all type deck. Hence why keeping in a lot of the tribal synergy, which we know is normally more casual play.
You could easily take out Rhys the Redeemed, Steward of Solidarity, Radha, Heir to Keld, Alesha, Who Smiles at Death and Samut, Voice of Dissent, for more staple commander cards for disruption if leaning more into competitive play.
I do think the deck can support Pact of Negation with the mana base in pinch. The mana base does lean towards green, so adding Beast Within and Abrupt Decay. Maybe Chain of Vapor and Chaos Warp as additional catch all disruption?
Added
+ Pact of Negation
+ Beast Within
+ Abrupt Decay
+ Mirari's Wake
+ Xenagos, the Reveler
Removed
- Imperial Recruiter
- Fauna Shaman
- Samut, Voice of Dissent
- Anointed Procession
- Parallel Lives
The other reason I like it over Plunderer is that enchantments are a little harder to remove, and is one less card to get wrecked by mass creature removal.
Thanks again, will add.
This is what I would personally cut as a start. You'll find that you still have more than enough big beaters, as you can only really cast one a turn, so there is no point over doing it.
Just 26 more cards to cut, good luck!
The nice thing about Aggravated Assault is that it is a little better than Najeela when it comes to the Cryptolith Rite and Song of Freyalise combo, as the creatures don't actually have to be attacking.
The only reason I don't like Stonebrow, Krosan Hero is that it doesn't give the buff on the first attack, meaning that your creatures are still vulnerable.
Feel free to suggest cards that I should include.
The really cool thing about the deck is how the Warriors can be quite evasive, and this works so well attacking in general. Once you put it together it comes out a really synergistic deck. Surprisingly well.
I have no doubt I missing some fundamental card combinations, but that's why I like to list decks online, so that people can fill me in on other cards.
Really looking forward to getting a copy of Najeela, the Blade-Blossom.
First of all it's a 5 color general. No limit to what you can play. Nice.
So Warrior type does matter. The more Warriors you have attacking the more 1/1 Warriors you will get.
They potentially double up the amount of Warriors each attack. The thing is that every time another Warrior token is created, that token can also generate another Warrior token when it attacks.
Let's do the math if Najeela, the Blade-Blossom was the only Warrior to attack initially. Let's say we do 2 attacks per turn, for the next 4 turns. That is 8 attacks total. If none of the creatures were to be killed that would be 128 Warriors in total. If we got another turn but say had 3 attacks in that turn because we had 10 mana to spend on her additional attack ability, then that would be 1024 Warriors. Math is great.
There is also a lot going on here, and it can be a little confusing at first.
Creatures are "attacking" until the end of the combat phase, so you can activate this anytime up untill everybody passes priority at the end of combat phase. Note that "attacks" and "attacking" are two different things, and it pays to notice these terms when reading cards.
This ability can be done not only in your combat phase, but also in an opponents turn, or as Battlebond was designed for your team mates. So there is an interesting potential twist with politics in those desperate times of need.
Right so the creatures that are attacking gain trample, lifelink, and haste. The haste is important because any 1/1 Warrior tokens that were generated, get to attack again during additional combat phases.
The idea of 1/1 tramplers is not so scary, but lifelink is always a welcome bonus.
Infinite attacks, because why not?
I'm a combo enthusiast so of course I'm interested in breaking down as many combinations of going infinite with Najeela.
If you have 5 lands in play that can produce WUBRG, then Sword of Feast and Famine, Bear Umbra and Nature's Will, along with a creature that has evasion, will allow you to have infinite mana, to keep using the additional attack ability.
If you can get 5 Warriors to attack and have 5 of them not killed/unblocked, then Druids' Repository, Phyrexian Altar and Storm the Vault will also allow you to produce the required WUBRG every combat phase, meaning infinite attacks.
So realistically let's say that it's 5 1/1 Warrior tokens. Let's also say realistically that your opponents have a number of blockers that can kill a number of them.
The 5 attacking Warriors will produce 5 more Warriors tokens that are attacking. So you will have 10 attacking creatures.
It must be noted that for Druids' Repository must be when a creature "attacks", which is different to attacking. However you still have 5 counters on the enchantment. Phyrexian Altar allows you to sacrifice the ones that do get blocked.
As long as 5 of those creatures are not killed, then you get to untap your remaining creatures and have an additional combat phase. Repeat ad infinitum.
Now I'm going to show you how it's even easier than that. What if we attack an opponent with only 2 creatures that can block and kill your creatures?
Let's say we only have 3 Warriors attack. That's 6 attacking. We only get 3 counters on our Druids' Repository. But you can easily spend additional mana for the other needed 2 mana for the WUBRG. Now you have 4 Warriors attacking, and should easily be able to spend another land mana for the next additional attack. The next time we are on our 5 attacking Warriors, so infinite.
The thing is that you can easily use the weakest opponent to set up the threshold for infinite, and you really don't need to start with many Warriors. As long as one opponent can't block all your creatures and you have some surplus mana to use her additional attack ability, then you can get to an outnumbering attackers to blockers, which means that the rest of your opponents can't do anything about it once you get to them, as you will have a number that they simply can't block them all.
Guerrilla warfare
However, not having your creatures killed is important, because if all your opponents have built up a sizable blocking force then you want your armies to not get killed. A lot of games will not be about getting infinite, but just gaining value. Amassing armies naturally is a fine plan, and put's your opponents under serious pressure, far quicker than you'd first imagine.
Also evasion is important for Sword of Feast and Famine, Bear Umbra and Nature's Will combo to work.
I have a number of these in the deck and most of them are Warriors: Champion of Lambholt, Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist, Aven Wind Guide, Herald of Secret Streams, Nacatl War-Pride.
I also have some additional cards that help: Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa, Iroas, God of Victory, Pitiless Plunderer and Akroma's Memorial.
Feels good to attack with impunity. For the Herald of Secret Streams there are some other Warriors that help with putting +1/+1 counters on your guys: Bramblewood Paragon, Ezuri, Claw of Progress. Also Path of Discovery is an nice way to get large creatures, or simply get card advantage. Gavony Township is a land that can pump up all your creatures.
Nacatl War-Pride is the most expensive Warrior in the deck, but has the added advantage of probably killing all your opponents creatures with a number of additional attacks.
What are some of the other ways to get infinite attacks?
Grand Warlord Radha and Orochi Leafcaller, along with at least 3 other creatures, can potentially do it.
It must be noted that even without the Orochi Leafcaller, you can still gain a lot of mana and potential attacks from Grand Warlord Radha. Even though you can only get G or R, you can still spend your other mana to pay for the other WUB.
So for example if you had the right mana for activating her additional attacks twice (i.e. WUBWUB, plus Grand Warlord Radha to pay for the GRGR, then you will come out of combat with quadrupling up on your Warrior base, plus a lot of green and red mana.
Let's say it was just Grand Warlord Radha and Najeela, the Blade-Blossom attacking in the first stage. That's only GR, but you have 4 Warriors attacking. Next attack you will get 8 warriors attacking for an additional GGRR. Then the third attack, you will get 16 attacking, with an extra GGGGRRRR (or whatever combination you want). That's a lot of value for not having to setup much. I believe you will have 10 mana to spend in your second main phase.
You can see why attacking protection/evasion is good in the deck, as it really allows you to double up on your tokens rapidly.
But wait there is more! Cryptolith Rite and Song of Freyalise allow your creatures to tap for mana.
It must be noted that only attacking creatures can untap, so you need a threshold of creatures to be able to get infinite.
Obviously you need to tap at least 5 creatures to get WUBRG. Once again the easiest way is to have 5 Warrior tokens that will not be killed. But it's not imperative in all cases. It depends on how much additional mana you have and what your opponents are able to block with.
For example, if you attack with say 4 Warriors, getting 8 Warrior tokens attacking, then use your land base/artifacts to pay for the WUBRG initially. Let's say you only have 2 more mana to pay for the WUBRG outside of your creatures for the next combat phase you want to initiate. So you tap 3 of your creatures, leaving 5 to attack, you can go infinite with this. It just sort of all depends on how many Warriors you have and how much additional mana you have in your turn initially.
Vigilance gets around any need for thresholds, as long as your creatures are not being killed. There are a few cards that do this in the deck: Herald of Dromoka, Aven Wind Guide and Akroma's Memorial.
Aven Wind Guide is a flagship card in your 99, as it gives both evasion and vigilance.
Ahn-Crop Champion is another Warrior that allows you to go infinite with Cryptolith Rite and Song of Freyalise. You can exert the Ahn-Crop Champion untapping your other creatures to pay for the WUBRG. The additional attack ability will of course untap the Ahn-Crop Champion, allowing you to repeat the process.
Radha, Heir to Keld can help to pay for portions of some of your combos.
Additional combat phases matter
There are a few extra themes utilizing the fact that you get additional combat phases.
Creatures that exert, have the benefit of using their abilities again.
Champion of Rhonas is a Warrior that allows you to put creatures into play from you hand each combat, freeing up mana and adding extra threats on the next attack phase.
Combat Celebrant is a little different in that it can only be used once in the turn, but getting the first additional combat, obviously has benefits to the deck, is a Warrior, and will get untapped ready for next turn.
Godo, Bandit Warlord also provides an additional combat, but normally his downside is that it only untaps "Samurai" so your creature base doesn't benefit. However in this deck, with Najeela providing the untap, you can get the full benefit of the additional attack with him. Charge!
Glorybringer is not a Warrior, but has a powerful ability that you are happy to use multiple times in a turn.
Alesha, Who Smiles at Death can bring back a lot of your creatures from your graveyard, and can use this ability during the additional combat phases as well.
God-Pharaoh's Gift is another card that can make use of the additional combat phases, and can really help you to come back from mass creature removal.
Helm of the Host. Equip this to any number of creatures to get value each combat phase. Does go infinite with Combat Celebrant and Godo, Bandit Warlord.
Tokens!
With Najeela, the Blade-Blossom ability to pump out Warrior tokens, Doubling Season can speed up the process, as well has double up on +1/+1 counters. Twice the fun right?
Rhys the Redeemed and Steward of Solidarity are Warriors that can generate more Warriors, if you need to build up a number of them first.
Rounding out the deck
The fact that it's a 5 color deck, means that we can round it out with some powerful spells, like cards that can search for your important cards, some select disruption, card draw and additional mana.
These can be fairly flexible, altered according to your meta or play style.
1 Najeela, the Blade-Blossom
Infinite attack enablers (13)
1 Phyrexian Altar
1 Druids' Repository
1 Sword of Feast and Famine
1 Bear Umbra
1 Nature's Will
1 Storm the Vault
1 Grand Warlord Radha
1 Orochi Leafcaller
1 Ahn-Crop Champion
1 Cryptolith Rite
1 Song of Freyalise
1 Herald of Dromoka
1 Akroma's Memorial
Utility Warriors (4)
1 Rhys the Redeemed
1 Steward of Solidarity
1 Radha, Heir to Keld
1 Alesha, Who Smiles at Death
Evasion (7)
1 Champion of Lambholt
1 Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist
1 Aven Wind Guide
1 Herald of Secret Streams
1 Nacatl War-Pride
1 Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa
1 Iroas, God of Victory
Counters (3)
1 Bramblewood Paragon
1 Ezuri, Claw of Progress
1 Path of Discovery
Exert creatures (3)
1 Combat Celebrant
1 Champion of Rhonas
1 Glorybringer
Non-warrior creatures (4)
1 Mother of Runes
1 Selfless Spirit
1 Grand Abolisher
1 Captain Sisay
1 Aggravated Assault
1 Helm of the Host
1 God-Pharaoh's Gift
Tutors (6)
1 Vampiric Tutor
1 Demonic Tutor
1 Survival of the Fittest
1 Stoneforge Mystic
1 Stonehewer Giant
1 Godo, Bandit Warlord
Artifacts (4)
1 Mana Crypt
1 Mana Vault
1 Sol Ring
1 Skullclamp
Utility Enchantments (4)
1 Sylvan Library
1 Aura Shards
1 Growing Rites of Itlimoc
1 Mirari's Wake
Planeswalker (2)
1 Xenagos, the Reveler
1 Huatli, Radiant Champion
Instants (9)
1 Pact of Negation
1 Swords to Plowshares
1 Nature's Claim
1 Swan Song
1 Cyclonic Rift
1 Arcane Denial
1 Negate
1 Abrupt Decay
1 Beast Within
Land (37)
1 Command Tower
1 Savannah
1 Temple Garden
1 Canopy Vista
1 Scattered Groves
1 Taiga
1 Stomping Ground
1 Cinder Glade
1 Sheltered Thicket
1 Tropical Island
1 Breeding Pool
1 Bayou
1 Overgrown Tomb
1 Tundra
1 Hallowed Fountain
1 Irrigated Farmland
1 Plateau
1 Sacred Foundry
1 Scrubland
1 Godless Shrine
1 Underground Sea
1 Volcanic Island
1 Badlands
1 Arid Mesa
1 Flooded Strand
1 Marsh Flats
1 Polluted Delta
1 Scalding Tarn
1 Misty Rainforest
1 Verdant Catacombs
1 Windswept Heath
1 Wooded Foothills
1 Bloodstained Mire
1 Forest
1 Gaea's Cradle
1 Cavern of Souls
1 Gavony Township
I guess the "trap" with Legendary warriors, is your ability to deploy them. Casting one a turn will be easily dealt with, so you need a plan for being able to get multiple onto the table to really threaten. Otherwise you're missing out on the ability to create much more warriors with her ability.
The thing is that there is so much going on with this legend that you can take her a number of different ways.
I'm going for combo, because at the heart of it, I'm a combo player.
Helm of the Host would start locking things up as well.
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Blade of Selves + Sundial of the Infinite in a multiplayer game will get the job done as well
Pitiless Plunderer is the same but needs a sacrifice outlet.
Going to make a deck for sure, liking all these paths to victory.
Anthousa, Setessan Hero targeted twice can make 6 lands 2/2 Warriors. If they have vigilance, and realistically evasion, then infinite.
Aven Wind Guide is another card which gives vigilance to all token creatures, which combined with Song of Freyalise or Cryptolith Rite or Earthcraft should be infinite, as long as you generated some token warriors off Najeela, the Blade-Blossom already. The flying is relevant for evasion as well.
On the subject of evasion Champion of Lambholt should do the job if you get to produce a few warrior tokens off Najeela, the Blade-Blossom.
More janky ways:
Give your creatures vigilance, then use Song of Freyalise or Cryptolith Rite or Earthcraft to produce the WUBRG each turn with 5 attacking creatures. If you have gotten at least 5 warrior tokens off your attacks, then in theory these can be used to pay for the additional attacks, as even if they were to be killed they already produce another 5 warriors. The new ones are tapped, but as long as you can pay for the untap with your first lot of creatures, then you should be infinite. Doesn't matter if your opponents have tons of blockers, eventually infinite always finds a way to deal enough damage to creatures to get through for damage to opponents.
Cards that give vigilance:
Ajani Goldmane, Akroma's Memorial, Angelic Field Marshal, Angel's Trumpet, Brave the Sands, Heliod, God of the Sun, Herald of Dromoka, Makindi Patrol, Trial of Solidarity
Ultimate Ugin on the 3rd or 4th turn, is where you want to be at to get even further ahead.
The thing with Flash + Academy Rector into Omniscience, means that you do actually need another action card, where as Arena Rector gets you the action card.
Could be an additional add to Flash + Protean Hulk commander decks? But requires 2 cards that are fairly dead draws outside of this combo.