Should add in some Phantasmal Images to clone your Camels. Also, Archetype of Imagination gives your creatures flying.

thanks. I didn't even think about archetype. I will definitely try out phantasmal image, too.

Add Xenograft to permanently make all your creatures camels.

thanks. haven't heard of xenograft until now.

JESUS! IT AINT LEGACY DAMMIT.

very confused what that means

legacy is winning by turn 3.

So it's casually legacy.

I don't see the tag "competitive" on this deck anywhere

added flying stuff. got rid of Mirrorweave. Xenograft is good enough to take its place.

Flying camels are awesome!

What about Adaptive Automaton to pump-up your Camels?

thanks. didn't think about it. I will definitely try it out.

What you want is Tundra. Fixes lands so good, and then you can run Counterspell to prevent early game disruption. For serious though, find some counterspells to slow down your opponent. Also Path to Exile.

thanks. I thought of the deck when my friends mentioned banding in math one day and brought up Camel. I figured that I had to make a camel deck at that point.

I really enjoy this deck's name, so +1.

Have you considered Coat of Arms?

I actually already have some in the deck. thanks for the +1

Let our Camels march over the sands to assault the very doors of their fortress.

Pretty badass, one of the more obsure tribal ideas I've come across.

There are definitely other copy cards that could find a home in this deck, I'm not sure that Followed Footsteps + Growing Ranks is the most efficient token producing combo to produce a game winning camel caravan.

off the top of my head here:

replace Followed Footsteps with Dual Nature

Wake the Reflections would also fit.

Cackling Counterpart is cheap for the first cast and will let you flashback it as well

In hindsight Dual Nature would really hurt if they bolted a camel. So I suppose you could disregard that suggestion.

But wake the reflections and some creatures that come in as copies would certainly contribute to the endgame of a MOAR CAMELZ

cool. thanks for the suggestions. obscurity is my favorite thing about magic.