Introduction

Hi guys, it's me Rob, this time I will like to show you a Naya list (White-Red-Green) I've been trying recently, I hope you guys will like it; again, I apologize for my English (I'm Italian).

The deck

The deck provides us with a great amount of versatility, due to the presence of 3 different colors in it; White gives us some really big removal spells like Settle the Wreckage and really nice defences like Shalai, Voice of Plenty, Red gives us damage spells like Justice Strike, and last but not least, Green gives us mana thanks to Llanowar Elves; but if these colors are good alone, when they're put toghether they can give us something incredible, like Palladia-Mors, the Ruiner.

This deck can be played in both "Best of 1" (Bo1) and "Best of 3" (bo3) formats, I won't add a sideboard to the list because i think everyone should make his/her own personal one to better suit his/her needs.

Creatures

As I said in my "Green Rhythm" guide elves are pure evil, and this one makes no exception, but having that extra mana on turn 2 can really save the us some times.

I was a little skeptical on this one, but after trying her the only thing I can say is that she's amazing, due to the addition of Justice Strike in the main list this card can make a lot of tokens straight after you played her, really nice against aggro decks and can put a lot of pressure on control decks, really nice.

This lady can do everything, need a big creature? Give her some counters and you'll get a nice 4/3 body; having problems with a Wilderness Reclamation/ Search for Azcanta // Azcanta, the Sunken Ruin/ The Eldest Reborn or any other enchantment/ artifact, she can get rid of them in a split second; running low on life against a Red deck, let her heal your wounds with some magic.

She's aggressive, I like her; 3/3 with haste or 4/4 for 3m, and also gives you and herself hexproof during your turn, too bad she can't also make me some coffee.

Did anyone say hexproof? Because she can give it to you, and also to all of your creatures, and to consolidate that, she can fly and she can also give +1/+1 counters to your entire board; that said, remember her greatest weakness: the Lava Coil!

She's tall, she has beautiful red hairs and a nice pair of... wings; 2/5 flyer for 4m, nice, and besides that, she can buff the weaker creatures with mentor; and if that wasn't enough she can give +2/+0 to a creature during battle for free and if that creature is Red it gains trample, if it's White it gains vigilance, what if its bot you ask? I think you know the answer.

1/4 for 5m, not the best thing in the world right? But wait a moment, she brings two 1/1 friends with her... wait they're now 2/2 !? So... she gives +1/+1 to everyone except her, what a nice girl; pay attenction to Lava Coil, you don't want her to get burned.

And there she is, the absolute queen of destruction, she can fly, she has trample and vigilance, and also pseudo-hexproof; I still can't understand why this card is so underestimated in the current meta, I mean she is not perfect but is a nice mana curve topper and a perfect complement for this deck; being a 6/6 for 6m she can really give you the advantage, and if you manage to drop her while Rhythm of the Wild is on the field she can be devastating; I think I may love her.

Instant and Sorceries

This removal can take care of so many creatures, even if it doesn't have the exile component like Lava Coil and it's a little bit weaker against walls like Wildgrowth Walker; really helpfull against big creatures like Lyra Dawnbringer or Doom Whisperer and the more recent Hydroid Krasis; synergizes really well with Hero of Precinct One.

On the left side we have a nice removal spell for 2m, but what's really amazing is what's on the right side, a second combat step during your turn can be a really strong win condition, use it wisely.

What a beautiful abomination of a board wipe, exiling all the attacking creatures an opponent controls can be devastating; this card alone turned upside down the fates of many duels, if you'll be able to use it at the right time you'll win the game; really strong against aggro decks.

Really good finisher, can also be used to provide us some blockers, and its synergy with Hero of Precinct One and Trostani Discordant is amazing.

Enchantments

One of my favourite cards from the newest expansion, if you manage to drop it on the field, it will make your life a lot easier; riot is a relly strong ability, because haste can make you deadly and the +1/+1 counter can make some of your creatures like Shalai, Voice of Plenty and Trostani Discordant a lot more resistant; besides that your creature spells are giong to be uncounterable; really strong against control decks.

Planeswalkers

Domri is the best planeswalker for this deck, he can provide mana and give riot at the same time with his +1, search for creatures with his -3, and spawn a 4/4 beast with trample at every end phase with his ult; all of that at the cost of 4m, really nice.

Maybeboard

This deck is not perfect by any mean, but as it is right now, it has an almost perfect balance, so we have to carefull with changes because if we remove to many pieces from the base, the entire tower will crumble; for that reason i'm going to talk about some of the safest changes we can do to it;

• Creatures: By cutting 1 copy of Palladia-Mors, the Ruiner we can add 1 copy of Ravager Wurm (you can also cut 2 and add 2 but then you will need to change the deck's name); also consider cutting 1 copy of Knight of Autumn to add 1 more copy of Gruul Spellbreaker.

• Removals and Utility: Some other nice removal choices for this deck are Lava Coil, Ixalan's Binding, Conclave Tribunal, Thrash // Threat and even some extra copies of Response // Resurgence; they are all going to replace either Justice Strike or Settle the Wreckage.

• Planeswalkers: for this deck Domri, Chaos Bringer was the obvious choice because we can make full use of his abilities, that said replacing him with 2 copies of Vivien Reid will have the only drawback of making the mana curve higher, but will provide us with great utility; another good option can be Ajani, Adversary of Tyrants.

Matchups

I'm going to analyze the matchups with some of the most common, and strongest meta decks;

• Vs. White Weenie: not a difficult matchup at all if you manage to build a nice defence during the first turns, so look for Gruul Spellbreaker or Knight of Autumn in your opening hand, Hero of Precinct One can also provide a decent amount of blockers; find a way to deal with their Adanto Vanguard and Justice Strike their Benalish Marshal as soon as it enters the field; try to keep a Knight of Autumn in your hand to get rid of Conclave Tribunal/ History of Benalia; if you draw Settle the Wreckage and manage to use it at the right moment you will win the match.

• Vs. Blue Tempo: kinda hard matchup, you have to look for either Shalai, Voice of Plenty or Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice in your opening hand and you also have to make sure they don't get countered otherwise you'll lose the match to their flying creatures; Rhythm of the Wild can help a lot if it doesn't get countered; Hero of Precinct One will still generate tokens even if your spells get countered, so take advantage of that and try to put some pressure on the opponent; try to keep a copy of Justice Strike for the Tempest Djinn; you may also want a copy of Knight of Autumn to deal with Curious Obsession.

• Vs. Red Rush: not difficult as it seems, if you can stabilize yourself in the first turns and make them run out of cards you'll win the game; Shalai, Voice of Plenty and Knight of Autumn are the key cards to win this matchup, so look for them in your opening hand; that said pay attenction to their Lava Coil and use your Justice Strike to kill Runaway Steam-Kin; always keep a copy of Knight of Autumn in your hand to get rid of Experimental Frenzy.

• Vs. Boros Aggro: same as Vs. White Weenie.

• Vs. Selesnya Aggro: similar to Vs. White Weenie, but with a few changes; try to kill their Trostani Discordant by attacking with big creatures; look for Settle the Wreckage in your opening hand, because it can prevent their ability to overrun you with creatures thanks to March of the Multitudes; also try to keep a copy of Knight of Autumn to destroy Divine Visitation.

• Vs. Mardu Aristocrats: again, similar to Vs. White Weenie, but a little bit trickier due to the presence of Pitiless Pontif, so focus on killing her with Justice Strike when the opponents will run out of mana; also pay attenction to Mortify/ Bedevil as they can kill almost everithing in your deck; having Gruul Spellbreaker and Shalai, Voice of Plenty in your opening hand can really save your day.

• Vs. Green Midrange: more difficult than it seems, focus on taking them out with your flying creatures and keep a copy of Justice Strike in your hand for Ghalta, Primal Hunger, unless you can pull him out with Settle the Wreckage; look for Rhythm of the Wild in your opening hand, because it will help you a lot to deal with their big creatures; Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice will be a huge threat to them so try to protect her; also Hero of Precinct One can put a lot of pressure in the early turns. 

• Vs. Orzhov Afterlife: another tricky one, you will really need to focus and play your cards wisely when facing this deck; your first target will always be Teysa Karlov so look for a way to force your opponent to use her as a blocking creature, you may even cast double Justice Strike if you're able; the other thing you'll need to kill is Seraph of the Scales; pay attenction to Kaya's Wrath and Ethereal Absolution.

• Vs. Golgari Midrange: easy matchup, you will only need to focus on taking out Wildgrowth Walker with Response // Resurgence and Ravenous Chupacabra with your Justice Strike so look for Them in your opening hand; that said look out for either Doom Whisperer or Hydroid Krasis, if they splashed some Blue, because they can be really dangerous.

• Vs. Dimir Control: really easy if you are able to play Rhythm of the Wild, because that card alone will lock them out of everything, but if it gets countered things will get a little bit harder; Shalai, Voice of Plenty and Palladia-Mors, the Ruiner will be your best win conditions if you don't have Rhythm of thr Wild on the field; Knight of Autumn will deal with The Eldest Reborn; look out for Doom Whisperer.

• Vs. Izzet Drakes: 50/50 matchup, it really all depends on the number of Enigma Drake/ Crackling Drake they have in their hand; needless to say Justice Strike in your opening hand is an absolute must; Rhytm of the Wild can really help you a lot, also Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice will put a nice amount of pressure on them; Settle the Wreckage can be a win condition if used properly.

• Vs. Esper Control: skill based matchup, Rhythm of the Wild can help you, but it will get destroyed relatively soon by Mortify; Gruul Spellbreaker can be a really nice creature to have on the field, making you immune to Settle the Wreckage, same goes for Shalai, Voice of Plenty; starting first will give you a nice advantage in the early turns; focus yourself on killing Teferi, Hero of Dominaria in every possible way.

• Vs. Jeskai Control: similar to Vs. Esper Control, can be a little bit easier due to the absence of Mortify/ Vraska's Contempt/ The Eldest Reborn; that said they may have some extra win conditions like Lyra Dawnbringer and Niv-Mizzet, Parun; try to keep Knight of Autumn in your hand if they use Ixalan's Bindings on your Rhythm of the Wild; look for Shalai, Voice of Plenty in your opening hand.

• Vs. Bant Fog-Nexus (not a threat anymore in Bo1): this matchup is a massive pain, you really need to be as aggressive as possible so Gruul Spellbreaker and/or Shalai, Voice of Plenty need to be in your opening hand; you absolutely need to take them to 0 before they reach 7 mana and start looping Nexus of Fate, otherwise you'll lose the match.

• Vs. Grixis Control: basically the same as Vs. Dimir Control, but remember to keep a Justice Strike for Nicol Bolas, the Ravager // Nicol Bolas, the Arisen and pay attenction to Captive Audience.

Conclusion

Thanks to everyone that read the list and/or this description, I really hope you liked it and that you're having fun if playing it 

-Rob.