I'm not sure how much play I'd the Sabertooth would get, since the majority of the deck is creatures anyways. It's definitely worth considering though.

And I dunno about ditching the Whisperwoods. They're pretty useful against sweepers, and no slouch themselves. Depends on how control-heavy the meta gets.

I see you are considering Shamanic Revelation. Let me recommend See the Unwritten instead. You probably want the card draw more than the life gain, which is just situational at best. STU allows you to play what you draw instead of wasting a while turn to just draw.

Honestly, I was considering Shamanic Revelation more for a sideboard card for lifegain. The card draw was just an added bonus. Either way, I'm not sure what I'd pull for either card...

you need more lands

I think I'm sitting good at 23 lands. That seems pretty typical for this kind of deck, and I'm running a playset of Elvish Mystic and Rattleclaw Mystic each for mana fixing. I could maybe go to 24 land, but I don't think it's necessary.

That's a problem I end up having a lot, actually, and I never notice until someone points it out. I'll probably go the midrange route with this, but might make a separate aggro deck off of your suggestions. Both sound fun to play.

Thanks! I was trying to think of one more card to replace Kiora in the main. A one-of fits the bill.

Hello!

What about Genesis Hydra? In my opinion he works well with Xenagos, the Reveler and other ramps.Check out my deck, which is muchs like your's here, but with more planeswalkers. Oh, +1.http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/lol-we-be-planeswalkers-yo/

This is a good deck but my only critique on it is there are too many lands that come into play tapped. Maybe take out 2 of the Frontier Bivouac and add either 2 pain lands or basics. Maybe a few mountains that way to even out the circle a little more?

It is a little high on the tap lands, but I was hesitant to add too many pain lands and figured it wouldn't hurt too bad without any one-drops. Fetchlands don't count in the circle as well, so it's less skewed than it looks. I could probably stand to add a mountain and forest each though.

Have you tried Temur Battle Rage double strike for one always nice specialy if they decide to chump or group block a big dude or if not block at all a double swing into a win plus ferocious trample even better on a big dude which your going for. Tbh I think this is one of the most overlooked cards in standard ATM lol imagine him on a big ass hydra or a sarkhan or even a storm breath although trample won't be as effective due to flying but there are quite a lot of flyers in standard ATM haha

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I like Temur Battle Rage but it seems best for a more aggro than midrange Temur strategy. Might have a place with the sideboard. Glad you like it though!

I have a friend who plays temur monsters as well, someone got out hornet queen against his storm breath and chump blocked with a hornet lets just say it did jack all lol which is another reason I like it, bane of big monsters is death touch