Nael, Avizoa Aeronaut

Nael is a evasive domain payoff that turns your mana base into card advantage. The game plan is straightforward: play a diverse mana base with all five basic land types, then attack with Nael to trigger repeated library selection and card draw. Since Nael has flying and reasonable toughness, it's hard to block, and each hit gets better as you complete your domain. You'll naturally assemble a five-color or near-five-color mana base while playing ramp and fixing, which means your land drops alone push you toward the payoff. The deck wins by drawing into threats, tutoring key cards to the top, and eventually overwhelming opponents with card advantage and the creatures you dig into—often through combat damage, but the real power is the consistent selection and draw that fuels your game plan.

Focus on mana fixing and ramping to consistent five colors while playing a lean, synergistic threat suite. Cards that fetch basics or create multiple land types accelerate both your mana and Nael's ability. Include cards that care about lands entering or basic types to double down on the synergy, making every land drop matter beyond just fixing. Aim for a midrange shell where Nael's repeated triggers pile on incremental advantage until you've drawn and deployed enough threats to take over the game.

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