Subira, Tulzidi Caravanner

Gameplan

Flood the board with small (power 2 or less) creatures, make them unblockable with Subira's repeatable ability, then crash in and refill your hand by drawing for each connection. You spend the early game building a wide, evasive board and using Subira's first ability to push damage, then cash in with the discard-to-draw activation once your hand is empty to draw a fistful of cards and snowball into the win.

Key Cards

• Reconnaissance Mission — Doubles as an alternate evasion-payoff that draws when small creatures connect, redundant with Subira's draw mode.
• Bident of Thassa — Not in color—skip; instead lean on red draw like Reckless Fireweaver triggers, but Subira herself is the prime engine.
• Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin — Generates a swarm of 1-power Goblins that Subira can make unblockable and draw off of en masse.
• Goblin Bombardment — Turns your wide board into reach and a way to dump excess creatures for value after attacks.
• Skullclamp — Premier card-advantage outlet that loves the small, expendable creatures this deck produces.
• Impact Tremors — Punishes opponents for your go-wide token production independent of combat damage.

Upgrade Path

Tighten the curve with the cheapest, highest-impact token producers (Krenko, Hordeling Outburst, Dragon Fodder) and add redundant draw outlets like Skullclamp and Mask of Memory so you're never starved before the discard activation. Add fast mana (Sol Ring, Ragavan, Mana Crypt, Jeska's Will) to deploy a board and recast Subira through removal, and include protection like Heroic Intervention-style effects (in red, lean on Boros Charm or Tibalt's Trickery alternatives) plus Goblin Bombardment for resilient reach. Prioritize haste-granting and anthem effects (Goblin Chieftain, Anthem-style cards) to convert your evasive board into faster lethal.