Oona, Queen of the Fae

Oona, Queen of the Fae is a self-mill engine dressed up as a commander. You're milling opponents while creating flying Faerie tokens for each card of a chosen color that hits the graveyard—essentially getting free board presence while thinning enemy decks. The gameplan revolves around pumping mana into Oona's ability repeatedly, either on your turn or holding up mana to react. You'll want cheap ways to generate extra mana (rocks, dorks) so you can activate her multiple times per turn, turning her into a token-generating machine.

The deck leans heavily on mana ramp and card draw to fuel Oona's mill ability. You're looking for cards that help you generate lots of Faerie tokens quickly, then either swing in for evasive damage or sacrifice them for value. Oona herself is a 5/5 flyer, so she's a legitimate threat even without the tokens. The beauty is flexibility: mill an opponent's library, get 3–5 tokens, then attack or pivot into a sacrifice outlet for utility. You win through combat damage from a growing army of flying Faeries, or by eventually milling someone out entirely.

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