Decklist

Deck 4 Halvar, God of Battle 4 Faceless Haven 16 Snow-Covered Plains 2 Castle Ardenvale 2 Kabira Takedown 4 Selfless Savior 4 Giant Killer 4 Usher of the Fallen 4 Clarion Spirit 4 Luminarch Aspirant 4 Seasoned Hallowblade 4 Skyclave Apparition 4 Maul of the Skyclaves

How to Use It?

　1. Copy the whole text.

　2. Open the Deck menu on MTG Arena and click “Import”.

　3. If you succeeded, your deck will be there as an “Imported Deck”.

You might wonder with all the free dual color flip lands in the format, why just play one color? Here is the reason: 《Faceless Haven》.

To support 《Faceless Haven》, we want to play mainly snow lands. The mana generated from 《Faceless Haven》s can activate each other which means we could likely afford to max them without getting punished often. A four power creature-land lets us recover from mass sweeper or fight 《Ugin, the Spirit Dragon》 which shows up from time to time in the previous format.

The best card for White aggressive decks in Kaldheim is probably 《Usher of the Fallen》.

It attacks for 2 on turn 2 and facing control decks we could just Boast for card advantage. Even if we simply trade one for one by turn 2, we can still get the extra token.

The second card in which I see potential is 《Clarion Spirit》. This card is another token generating source. We can easily get the value right away by turn 3.

The other 2-drops in the deck are 《Luminarch Aspirant》 (a must kill threat by turn 2) and 《Seasoned Hallowblade》 (a threat resistant to removal on turn 2). With this wider range of 2 drops, it is harder for our opponent to play accordingly.

The last new card I would like to try is 《Halvar, God of Battle》. This is also the reason I picked 《Maul of the Skyclaves》 over 《Glorious Anthem》 even with so many token generators. We all know how broken 《Embercleave》 is and turning 《Maul of the Skyclaves》 into 《Embercleave》 is definitely the game ending play we needed for the deck. Curving out Maul into Halvar enables lots of turn 4 kills.

《Sword of the Realms》, the equipment side of Halvar is not exactly blank as well. Equipping on 《Giant Killer》 might let us get extra removals.

Possible Changes

I can see 《Faerie Guidemother》 sneaking a spot in the deck where it synergizes with both 《Sword of the Realms》 and 《Clarion Spirit》. Yet having a common besides 《Snow-Covered Plains》 in this deck sounds criminal…

Decklist

Deck 4 Resplendent Marshal 4 Usher of the Fallen 4 Wildwood Tracker 4 Elvish Warmaster 4 Kargan Intimidator 4 Tajuru Paragon 4 Kargan Warleader 4 Winota, Joiner of Forces 3 Maja, Bretagard Protector 4 Needleverge Pathway 4 Cragcrown Pathway 4 Branchloft Pathway 4 Fabled Passage 1 Mountain 4 Forest 4 Plains

How to Use It?

　1. Copy the whole text.

　2. Open the Deck menu on MTG Arena and click “Import”.

　3. If you succeeded, your deck will be there as an “Imported Deck”.

We also added a little bit of Elf synergy in the deck. The list is pretty straightforward with good curves with good power to cost ratio along the curve.

We’ve got eight 2-power 1-drops in 《Usher of the Fallen》 and 《Wildwood Tracker》.

2-drops are more deeply functional here. The coward-making ability of 《Kargan Intimidator》 can prevent a creature from blocking at all. The kicker ability of 《Tajuru Paragon》 helps us dig for Winota. 《Elvish Warmaster》 can generate additional bodies to trigger Winota. Please note that the first 《Elvish Warmaster》 will be triggered by the second 《Elvish Warmaster》, and then the token will trigger the second 《Elvish Warmaster》 and have us well set up for Winota.

3-drops are simple here: Anthem effects with bodies. At the end we have Winota as our top curve to dig for more anthem effects and finish our opponent the turn she hits play. 《Maja, Bretagard Protector》 is a nice hit target for Winota that is castable with relevant abilities.

Possible Changes

I think the biggest challenge is the mana base with three colors. We do not want tap lands in the first 3 turns. Therefore we have to go for a flip lands and basic mana base with 4 《Fabled Passage》. If the mana base ends up not being smooth enough, I might consider the following:

Replacing Some of the Basics With 《Base Camp》

Unfortunately 《Base Camp》 is not 《Tournament Grounds》. It comes into play tapped which is why it isn’t included in the list in the first place.

Removing the Early Red Mana Requirement (《Kargan Intimidator》)

《Kargan Intimidator》 is the only card that demands Red mana by turn 2. Both 《Kargan Warleader》 and 《Winota, Joiner of Forces》 are normally the cards we want to deploy last when we have other options. Cutting 《Kargan Intimidator》 will make the mana less demanding.

Adding 《Jaspera Sentinel》, Also Known As 《Loam Dryad》

《Jaspera Sentinel》 is an Elf which can get us extra synergy with 《Elvish Warmaster》. It could also enable turn 3 Winota from time to time. Yet I often read the sentence “Friends don’t let friends play 《Loam Dryad》”. So I am very skeptical about this…

Removing Green or Reducing It to a Splash

The last option is cutting the Elves entirely and changing to splashing only 《Maja, Bretagard Protector》 as a payoff. We can add interaction such as 《Bonecrusher Giant》 and 《Skyclave Apparition》.

However, that will shrink the Warrior synergy. I believe it will really depend on how important interaction is in the meta game.