Naya Delirium (0.8% of the Winner's Metagame) 4 Fear of Missing Out 4 Keen-Eyed Curator 4 Patchwork Beastie 4 Wildfire Wickerfolk 4 Rapid Rescue 4 Starting Town 4 Stomping Ground 4 Thornspire Verge 4 Break Out 4 Practiced Offense 3 Hushwood Verge 3 Burst Lightning 2 Violent Urge 2 Temple Garden 2 Bushwhack 1 Royal Treatment 1 Forest 1 Mountain 1 Overprotect 1 Multiversal Passage 1 Plains 1 Esper Origins 1 Tersa Lightshatter 3 Pyroclasm 3 Sheltered by Ghosts 2 Leatherhead, Swamp Stalker 2 Scrapshooter 1 Impractical Joke 1 Soul-Guide Lantern 1 Snakeskin Veil 1 Dawn's Truce 1 Royal Treatment Naya Delirium is a synergy-driven deck with the potential for explosive starts, including a turn-three victory in its ideal draws
Ill have more on this in the near future, but lets get to these cards
Additionally, Slimefoot causes each opponent to lose one life and for you to gain one life whenever a creature you control dies, synergizing greatly with the sacrifice-heavy strategies that are sped up by the disposable tokens Slimefoot can produce
If they see play across multiple formats, even more so
Hes sure to draw some comparisons to Yidris, Maelstrom Wielder due to his focus on turning sideways with trample in order to enable cascade, but the fact that he doesnt need to connect with an opponent is definitely a big advantage
For one white mana, youre technically casting a 1/1 lifelink creature