Lita, Little Orphan Amphibian

Lita is a cute little engine that rewards you for playing creatures—which you'll be doing a lot of anyway. Every time a creature enters the battlefield, you get to pick from three modes: pump Lita herself, generate a Food token for life gain, or scry to smooth your draws. The gameplan is straightforward: play a creature-heavy deck with token generators, flicker effects, or cheap creatures that double as value, then watch Lita grow while you fill your hand and gain life. You're not trying to go off in one turn; instead, you're grinding out incremental advantage until Lita becomes a beefy threat and your lifetotal is absurd.

The beauty here is flexibility. Some turns you need the scry to find threats, other turns you need Food to weather damage, and late game Lita herself becomes a real clock. White has tons of ways to make creatures—tokens from anthems, blink effects that re-trigger Lita, even simple utility creatures. Your win is almost always commander damage since Lita gets bigger every turn, but you're also building toward a wall of tokens and life total that makes opponents' jobs miserable.

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