If flying over the opponent isn't enough, let's just fling something at their face.
Favorable Winds, because duh, everything here has flying and being able to make them bigger and stronger for both combat or for using Fling with is too good to pass up.
Kefnet the Mindful is an indestructible God that's actually really easy to make card draw happen with and use in combat if really needed. But ol' Keffy's main reason for being here is, aside from card draw, is to sit on the board pumped with Favorable Winds and to be flung at your opponents face without them expecting it.
Siren Stormtamer is an excellent 1-drop that can also be used as a nice counterspell just about anywhere you'd need it. Being able to sacrifice this card and stop say
Settle the Wreckage
if you're swinging out in full, or even if you're wanting to protect your life from burn spells or other removal from an opponent like Harnessed Lightning and making it fizzle can be clutch.
Lookout's Dispersal, because we're running blue and a bunch of pirates, makes this a really easy to play for cheap and strong counterspell.
Dreamcaller Siren is a great 4-drop with flash that can be used in response to stop your opponent for attacking with too many creatures. Or just be dropped on board and flung with hopefully a minimum of 4 power with just 1 Favorable Winds on board.
Refuse / Cooperate is an amazing face hitting spell that can hit someone really hard late game and doubles as a copy card for just about any spell played. It's especially great when you need to copy a Lightning Strike or a Fling or something that an opponent plays after it's used or discarded into your graveyard. If an opponent taps out to use a Gearhulk, or an Approach, or just about anything expensive, hitting them out of left field with a refuse can really hurt.
Overall this deck is a lot of fun and actually works really well. No one is going to expect you to Fling a flying God at them. It's a great finisher, but with so much flying damage it's not even necessary half the time.
