G Elves Warcaller (Modern)

This is elves tribal deck build around Joraga Warcaller.

Win Condition(4th-5h turn): Swings with 3-4 elves + 3-4 counters on Joraga Warcaller(+ Ezuri Overrun).

This deck has mostly only one win condition but it's build to maximize its probability.

16 cards (Chord of Calling, Eldritch Evolution, Elvish Harbinger, Fauna Shaman) are desired to find a card you need for a specific situation.

9 cards (Elvish mystic, Llanowar Elves, Heritage Druid) are 1 cmc mana-givers for early game and later to be sacrificed.

5 cards (Ezuri, Renegade Leader, Eternal Witness, Elvish Archdruid) are for support. Ezuri for regeneration, Eternal Witness for resurrection and Elvish Archdruid for a great mana boost and +1/+1.

2 cards (Elvish Promenade, Hunting Triad) can be fetched with Elvish Harbinger and are often very useful. Elvish Promenade with Elvish Archdruid or with Heritage Druid for mana boost and Hunting Triad with Heritage Druid for mana or with Joraga Warcaller for +3/+3.

4 Collected Company(s) are useful in pretty much any situation, assuming that this deck has creatures' maximum cmc 3.

4 Joraga Warcaller cards.

Now to the Sideboard.

It is focused on counter playing counterspells, removals, artifacts and enchantments. In my expirience this ratio is pretty good, but sometimes it lacks extra Reclamation Sage.

Sideboarding here is pretty tricky. One has to know a speed of an opponent's deck and at least approximate removal spells' amount. Depending on that I would recomend changing either mana creatures or support ones.

The gameplay is mostly intuitive. A player fetches cards he needs when he needs them depending on the board. All extra mana can be filled in Joraga Warcaller's Multikicker. I recomend having it 3 or 4 times kicked. It is 7 or 9 mana, but with mana ramp of the deck it is not that hard to achieve. That happens on turn 4 or 5. The player can also use Ezuri's Overrun ability to improve the board status or some other support cards. The player can also sometimes use Eternal Witness if something has gone wrong, or to reuse cards.