Vitality-Beast (Casual)

The strategy of this deck is by powering up beasts and keeping your Life Counter up.

First of all, most of the creatures in this deck are beasts although I am sure this deck can become more than it is now.

• Advocate of the Beast

This creatures purpose is to stay on the field and power up beasts. I would not recommend attacking with him since he will be a needed source to delay any attack your opponent plans to make.

• Leafcrown Dryad

I added Leafcrown Dryad as a shield in way. If you have any beasts on the field with one or more "Advocate of the Beast" on the field power up the one with the most power and toughness. (Preferably Primal Huntbeast due to his hex proof.)

• Predator's Rapport & Nylea's Disciple

This is where the "Vitality" part comes in. Nylea's Discple will help with a small amount of healing due to needing devotion for her ability. Reason why I say this, as time goes on, and if you are able to keep most of your creatures on the field, the better her ability will help you. As you power up your beasts with "Advocates" added on with the enchantment creatures this will give a decent boost in Life. Predator's Rapport is more of a life spring. "PR" for short is important because it will use both the "Power" and "Toughness" of the creatures that will be added to your current health. When you keep your "Advocates" up powering one beast over the course of time it will be your oasis of life.

• Instants & Enchantment

Since this deck relies on powering up creatures I decided to add cards such as "Savage Surge" & "Titanic Growth" due to it's small mana cost and it's an instant. If you were to use them as you attack your opponent the more reason you should "Predator's Rapport" before the turn ends. (Not only this will boost your health up but it will prolong your own "Life" and gives you more time to recuperate if something went wrong.