A mono-white blink deck built around Phelia, which attacks every turn to temporarily exile an opposing blocker or threat, or to flicker one of its own enters-the-battlefield creatures. When the flickered card returns under the deck's control at the next end step, Phelia grows a +1/+1 counter. The deck is packed with value creatures that draw cards, fetch Plains, gain life or remove permanents when they enter. Repeatable and one-shot flicker effects, plus trigger doubling and recursion, re-buy those effects over and over to bury opponents in card and board advantage. How it wins: It grinds out overwhelming card and land advantage with repeated enter-the-battlefield triggers, then attacks with a wide, counter-pumped board and an ever-growing, evasive Phelia while flicker-based removal clears the way. Key roles: - Attack-trigger blink: Phelia's attack trigger either temporarily exiles an opposing blocker or flickers its own value creature to get the trigger again and earn a counter, so equipment that grants haste, protection and evasion keeps it attacking safely each turn (Swiftfoot Boots, Whispersilk Cloak, Rogue's Passage). - Value ETB creatures: cheap creatures that draw cards, ramp Plains when behind on lands, gain life or exile opposing permanents, giving every flicker a payoff (Skyclave Apparition, Knight of the White Orchid, Inspiring Overseer). - Repeatable and instant flicker: end-step engines and instant-speed blinks reset creatures for extra triggers, and the instants double as protection from removal (Teleportation Circle, Ephemerate, Restoration Angel). - Trigger amplification and draw engines: doubling ETB triggers and drawing off small creatures entering turn each blink into extra cards (Panharmonicon, Mentor of the Meek, Welcoming Vampire). - Counters and go-wide payoffs: every creature entering or Plains landing grows the board, and extra counters stack onto Phelia's growth to turn the value pile into a lethal attacking force (Cathars' Crusade, Yoshimaru, Beloved Companion, Koth of the Homestead). - Recursion and flexible removal: reanimating spent or dead value pieces keeps the engine running, while exile and wrath effects handle opposing threats (Sun Titan, Karmic Guide, Farewell).

Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd decklist

• Arcane Signet
• Archaeomancer's Map
• Conjurer's Closet
• Mind Stone
• Panharmonicon
• Pearl Medallion
• Sol Ring
• Swiftfoot Boots
• Whispersilk Cloak
• Castle Ardenvale
• Idyllic Grange
• Myriad Landscape
• 29× Plains
• Reliquary Tower
• Rogue's Passage
• Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward
• Blade Splicer
• Charming Prince
• Circuit Mender
• Claim Jumper
• Dawnbringer Cleric
• Emeritus of Truce
• Felidar Guardian
• Flickerwisp
• Guide of Souls
• Helpful Hunter
• Inspiring Overseer
• Karmic Guide
• Knight of the White Orchid
• Kor Cartographer
• Koth of the Homestead
• Loran of the Third Path
• Loyal Warhound
• Mentor of the Meek
• Pack Leader
• Priest of Ancient Lore
• Restoration Angel
• Reverent Hoplite
• Salvation Swan
• Skyclave Apparition
• Solemn Simulacrum
• Spirited Companion
• Sun Titan
• Wall of Omens
• Welcoming Vampire
• Witch Enchanter
• Yoshimaru, Beloved Companion
• Airbender Ascension
• Cathars' Crusade
• Far Traveler
• Grasp of Fate
• Teleportation Circle
• The Princess Takes Flight
• Tocasia's Welcome
• Cloudshift
• Ephemerate
• Flicker of Fate
• Generous Gift
• Parting Gust
• Path to Exile
• Razorgrass Ambush
• Semester's End
• Stroke of Midnight
• Swords to Plowshares
• Teferi's Reproach
• The Eternal Wanderer
• Another Round
• Austere Command
• Farewell
• Lay Down Arms
• Sevinne's Reclamation