At Pro Tour Guilds of Ravnica I opted for Mono-White Aggro which was essentially Andrew Elebogens Pro Tour-winning list, but without the sideboard red cards and sometimes clunky dual lands
10 Loran of the Third Path While at the bottom of the list, Loran of the Third Path does some heavy lifting for being a relatively low-power creature
And enjoying the beautiful evening, too, of course
Maze of Ith's versatility made it at home in any deck that's goal was to shut down attacking opponent creatures, a strategy not too fondly looked upon because it encouraged pointlessly drawn-out conflicts
These decks offer a step up for players who are ready for a challenge, with more advanced strategies and additional power cards
Black Knight Creature Human Knight First strike (This creature deals combat damage before creatures without first strike.) Protection from white (This creature can't be blocked, targeted, dealt damage, or enchanted by anything white.) Battle doesn't need a purpose