Modern Naya deck in progress.
The purpose of the deck is to hit in with early game beaters, like Wild Nacatl and in with the synergy between Temple Garden and Qasali Ambusher with Reach for free, makes it frightening when an opponent attempts to swing with something chumpy and you pop out multiples of Ambusher for free.
The shining part of this deck is it's pseudo-control suite.
Silence and Grand Abolisher synergize very well and prevents opponents from doing anything during either turns. Admittedly, Abolisher seems fairly weak for a double white mana cost. The control aspect prevents an opponent from spewing out too many spells in one turn or shuts them down without the use of blue.
Vines of Vastwood generally protects against any spot removal and provides a buff for cumbersome larger creature. It's especially deadly when combined with Boros Charm when you swing with a kicked Vines on Wild Nacatl and make her a 7/7 creature that swings for double strike for a whopping 14 damage in one swing. (I've ended so many games this way in a surprise attack... Left the opponent speechless.)
Boros Charm serves the dual purpose of also protecting against board wipes like Wrath of God , Damnation, Day of Judgment etc, and helps maintain a healthy board presence on top of it's other tricky abilities.
Isochron Scepter in this deck is really icing on the cake with the ability to imprint Boros Charm or Silence , ensures an opponent will never be able to cast more than one spell a turn or be able to destroy any of your cards.
The deck has an extensive burn spell suite consisting of Boros Charm, Lightning Helix (Which also hands out superb life gain for +3 for RW) and Lightning Bolt. Of course, the removal in this deck consists of Path to Exile which can also be imprinted on Isochron Scepter to ensure that an opponent will think twice about what creatures to play.
In all the deck is fairly straightforward, simple, but it has a hard time maintaining hand advantage. I've been unable to adequately figure out how to fix this.
So any input would be wonderful!
The Side Board consists of expected treats to help counter control based decks and fatty creature decks, which are this decks bad match ups. Reverberate Provides the deck with "Counter Counters" if necessary, while Oblivion Ring can be used to remove threats on the field, such as larger creatures, artifacts, enchantments, etc. When coupled with Boros Charm 's ability to make all your permanent indestructible, it makes it fairly powerful.
As you might expect, the deck has a fairly low average casting cost, so most of the creatures are not overly powerful in terms of power and toughness, but it makes up for that with speed and some control.
Anywho, thanks for the read! Enjoy and please offer suggestions and input!
