Leonardo, Sewer Samurai

Leonardo is a sneaky aggressor that rewards you for filling your graveyard with small creatures and then cheating them back into play. The double strike makes him a respectable clock on his own, but the real engine is his ability to cast tiny dudes from your graveyard—1/1 tokens, utility creatures, and value pieces all come back for cheap, with the finality counter protecting them from being sacrificed or dying to board wipes. You're building a deck that mills itself lightly, generates lots of small creatures (either through tokens or naturally low-power dudes), and then uses Leonardo as a repeatable recursion engine to flood the board and punch through with repeated hits.

Your typical turn involves casting small creatures early, letting them die or filling your graveyard naturally, then cheating them back via Leonardo to create a growing army. The finality counter is key—it lets you recur creatures that would normally be one-shot fodder. Pair this with evasion, pump effects, and maybe some token generators, and you've got a go-wide strategy that's hard to stop. You're not going for a complex combo deck; this is honest, straightforward white aggression with a graveyard twist.

Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.