Creatures (16):
3 x Terrain Elemental
2 x Sylvan Advocate
2 x Tireless Tracker
2 x Reclamation Sage
1 x Nissa, Vastwood Seer
2 x Mina and Denn
1 x Greenwarden of Murasa
2 x Gaea's Revenge
1 x Omnath, Locus of Rage

Enchants (5):
2 x Oath of Nissa
3 x Zendikar's Roil

Spells (10):
2 x Heaven // Earth
3 x Harnessed Lightning
2 x Grapple with the Past
2 x Nissa's Pilgrimage
1 x Explosive Vegetation

Planeswalkers(5):
1 x Nissa, Steward of Elements
1 x Chandra, Torch of Defiance
1 x Kiora, Master of the Depths
1 x Nissa, Vital Force
1 x Chandra, Flamecaller

Land (24):
1 x Island
3 x Mountain
7 x Forest
2 x Wandering Fumarole
2 x Lumbering Falls
1 x Warped Landscape
4 x Evolving Wilds
2 x Cinder Glade
2 x Rootbound Crag

Notes:

Mostly straightforward, but be real choosy if you don't see a clear line to 3 land and at least one green source in the opening hand. You're in for a real bad time if you get hung up there but there's enough flex/fixing/untap from there that it *tends* to work out beyond there.

Obviously fetch/fix to your hand (remember you'll need an extra blue or Kiora to power your man-land), but in the absence of a clear line I'd recommend G1->R1->U1->G2->R2.

Creature(16)
3 x Chief of the Foundry
2 x Pia Nalaar
3 x Thopter Engineer
3 x Whirler Rogue
2 x Pia and Kiran Nalaar
3 x Maverick Thopterist

Instant(7)
2 x Essence Flux
3 x Harnessed Lightning
2 x Metallic Rebuke

Enchantment(2)
2 x Thopter Spy Network

Planeswalker(2)
1 x Saheeli Rai
1 x Chandra, Torch of Defiance

Artifact(9)
2 x Smuggler's Copter
2 x Alchemist's Vial
2 x Throne of the God-Pharaoh
2 x Aethersphere Harvester
1 x Skysovereign, Consul Flagship

Land(25)
2 x Wandering Fumarole
5 x Island
10 x Mountain
2 x Sulfur Falls
2 x Highland Lake
3 x Foundry of the Consuls
1 x Westvale Abbey

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Creatures (26)
2 x Dauntless River Marshal
4 x Kor Castigator
4 x Gust Walker
2 x Harbinger of the Tides
2 x Trophy Mage
2 x Spell Queller
3 x Reflector Mage
1 x Separatist Voidmage
2 x Spire Patrol
2 x Docent of Perfection
2 x Elder Deep-Fiend

Spells (12)
3 x Cartouche of Solidarity
2 x Declaration in Stone
2 x Disperse
2 x Open Into Wonder
2 x Aethersphere Harvester
1 x Kefnet's Monument

Land (22)
8 x Plains
8 x Island
2 x Prairie Stream
2 x Glacial Fortress
2 x Meandering River


The greatest magician here is the Kor Castigator. He's going to come out T2 and your opponent is going to scoff and play their Cub or Snake or Selfless Spirit. They're going to exert their Crasher to avoid trading with it, they're going to hold their Fatal Push and Harnessed Lightning for something really valuable, and when it attacks them they're going to let it right by. Who plays with stupid Kor Castigator anyway? Then maybe you drop a River Marshal. Hey, that looks real! It draws the removal, and Castigator slips past again. Now they think it's time to block him, but a Reflector bounces that defender, and now he's taken half their life. What happens next is unclear- perhaps his fellow wizards continue to clear a path, perhaps he gains first strike and lays waste to armies in a final blaze of glory. Some even say he might transform himself into a giant octopus. The truth is elusive; these magicians are slippery like that.

That's the general plan anyway. This deck works through the subversion of your opponent's expectations.
Phase 1: Simple creatures initially cloaked by your opponent's disregard for them. Who wants to bother with a Castigator or a Gust Walker really? Keep attacking as long as you can trade. I'll use Gust Walkers as plain bears as long as it isn't suicide, cause people will see you not exerting and expect a trick. Early damage is key.
Phase 2: Disruption. They've started planning on you just playing bad aggro creatures, now you start bouncing and tapping and changing the shape of the board. If you're behind the Monument can be huge for locking their best creature down for a few turns. Don't overextend though (unless you're up against Simic Ramp or something where you just need to get in your damage before the bombs start dropping), as long as you can keep up a steady stream of damage while you mess with their tempo that's fine. Their natural inclination, now that you've revealed yourself to be a little tricky, is to over compensate and expect little tricks everywhere, so just let them play around counters you don't have.
Phase 3: Plot twist! Unexpected radical departures from the game play to this point. Perhaps they've noticed the wizard tribal and Docent isn't really surprising. Deep Fiend likely is though; you see this mix and think counters, not emerge. And if you find an opponent who passes their last turn even thinking "well I just hope they don't have Open Into Wonder," I'll give you a dollar.

The land base isn't huge; there's a fair amount of double blue, but that's mostly later game stuff, so as long as you can at least get both colors to start you should be good.

Docent doesn't have a ton of spells available to trigger a flip, so plan carefully if that's what you're going for. And while you're at it plan around Glorybringer, cause that can roast your bugs with ease.

Creature(21)
2 x Goblin Glory Chaser
4 x Bloodlust Inciter
2 x Glory-Bound Initiate
2 x Selfless Spirit
2 x Hanweir Militia Captain
3 x Honored Crop-Champion
2 x Hanweir Garrison
3 x Ahn-Crop Crasher
1 x Oketra the True

Instant(3)
3 x Harnessed Lightning

Sorcery(2)
2 x Declaration in Stone

Split(2)
2 x Insult

Enchantment(4)
3 x Cartouche of Solidarity
1 x Angelic Destiny

Planeswalker(2)
1 x Gideon, Ally of Zendikar
1 x Nahiri, the Harbinger

Artifact(4)
2 x Smuggler's Copter
2 x Aethersphere Harvester

Land(22)
9 x Plains
7 x Mountain
2 x Needle Spires
2 x Clifftop Retreat
2 x Aether Hub

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Description
Slowly ramp with your scions and passively profit from them.

How to Play
Try to gear towards a long game.

Creature(24)
4 x Blisterpod
3 x Carrier Thrall
3 x Elvish Visionary
1 x Rot Shambler
1 x Reclamation Sage
2 x Scion Summoner
1 x Bontu the Glorified
1 x Nissa, Vastwood Seer
2 x Smothering Abomination
1 x Sifter of Skulls
2 x Eyeless Watcher
1 x Noxious Gearhulk
1 x Oblivion Sower
1 x Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger

Instant(3)
3 x Fatal Push

Sorcery(2)
2 x Bone Splinters

Split(2)
2 x Never

Enchantment(6)
2 x Evolutionary Leap
2 x From Beyond
1 x Aid from the Cowl
1 x Cruel Reality

Land(23)
7 x Swamp
8 x Forest
2 x Hissing Quagmire
2 x Woodland Cemetery
2 x Evolving Wilds
2 x Westvale Abbey

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1 x Stoneforge Masterwork
1 x Fatal Push
2 x Anointer Priest
3 x Kalastria Healer
2 x Grasp of Darkness
2 x Declaration in Stone
4 x Vampire Envoy
3 x Drana’s Chosen
2 x Murder
2 x Bloodbond Vampire
3 x Cliffhaven Vampire
2 x Anointed Procession
2 x Retreat to Emeria
1 x Gideon, Ally of Zendikar
1 x Angel of Invention
2 x Hero of Goma Fada
2 x Angel of Renewal
1 x Never // Return

10 x Plains
8 x Swamp
2 x Westvale Abbey
2 x Isolated Chapel
2 x Aether Hub

The whole thing largely focuses around those Kalastria Healers, using the many means of producing tokens as a damage source. There is a bit of lifegain as a subtheme, typically linked with damage through Cliff the Vampire or the Bloodbunny Vampire. Also, Ormendahl often stops by to say hello, while Gideon bakes delicious knight ally pies.

w:
2 x Selfless Spirit
3 x Blessed Alliance
2 x Declaration in Stone
2 x Bygone Bishop
2 x Always Watching
2 x Collective Effort
1 x Gisela, the Broken Blade
1 x Gideon, Ally of Zendikar
1 x Archangel Avacyn

u:
3 x Essence Flux
2 x Rattlechains
2 x Erdwal Illuminator
3 x Nebelgast Herald
2 x Scatter to the Winds
2 x Nibilis of Frost
2 x Commit // Memory

uw:
2 x Spell Queller
2 x Thunderclap Wyvern

Land:
9 x Plains
7 x Island
2 x Prairie Stream
2 x Glacial Fortress
4 x Meandering River


This is a draw-go/tempo build. Try to play on your opponent's turn where possible, holding up mana for answers, using Nebelgast/spirits to lock down opponent's creeps, etc. Collective Effort is a great toolbox card - don't be afraid to use it with just one option if the situation warrants it (I won a game by casting 2 back to back giving counters and then swinging for lethal). Maybe hold onto them vs ramp since its one of the only answers this deck has to Sandwurm Convergence. Flux is awesome in most cases, but not so great on Queller (unless you just cast it for a surprise block and it doesn't have a spell already under it) since it lets them cast whatever you countered. If you need to protect a Queller, try to flicker a Rattlechains instead.