Lunar New Year — Dragon Dance

Commanded by Shang-Chi, Dragon Dance, this Naya (red/green/white) 100-Card Commander Deck is the Spring Festival in Chinatown, lived by the heroes. Shang-Chi carries the head of the dragon, the Ten Rings tied with red ribbon, and the dance goes door to door down the whole street; at every door the household hangs a red envelope for the dancers — the real custom of the lion and dragon dance. Behind him come the guests of the reunion dinner, all in red and gold: Katy, Xu Xialing, Jiang Li, the Great Protector and Morris from Ta Lo, Iron Fist under the lion head, Jubilee lighting the firecrackers, Jimmy Woo and his card tricks, Tigra, Amadeus Cho and the Monkey King; Kenan Kong the New Super-Man of Shanghai, Wonder Woman with the sky lanterns, Cassandra Cain inside the lion, Ryan Choi hiding in an envelope and Krypto; Goku, Shenron and the Ox-King; Chun-Li kicking down the lanterns; Splinter; and the Dragonzord as a parade float. The party-crashers are the Nian, the New Year's Eve beast scared off by red paper and firecrackers, and Fin Fang Foom, who comes back every year for the feast.

• Dragon dance: word for word on sixteen creatures and the Lion Dancer token — "Whenever this creature attacks, for each opponent other than defending player, create a token copy of it that's tapped and attacking that player. The copies aren't legendary. Exile them at end of combat." Shang-Chi and Splinter grant it at the beginning of each of your combats, and The Ten Rings, Red and Gold, the Rope Dart of the Golden Daggers, the Lion Dance Head Costume, Light the Firecrackers, Chinatown Parade Route and Lion Dance Through the Streets hand it out too.
• The copies enter: so Katy shoots a creature at every door, Wonder Woman exiles a permanent at every door, Kenan Kong pumps the team at every door, Fin Fang Foom burns each opponent's board and every Dragonzord copy drains each opponent for 2. Reunion Dinner Table draws for every big copy, and Fireworks over Victoria Harbour pings the table each time a dancer goes home.
• Red Envelope: whenever a creature you control deals combat damage to a player, Shang-Chi makes that player give you a Red Envelope — an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this: Add one mana of any color." Ox-King, Ryan Choi, Jimmy Woo, Couplets on the Door, Hand Out the Envelopes, Lucky Money from the Relatives and Shenron (eight at once) make more; the Great Protector grows with each one, Jubilee pings each opponent whenever you open one, and Gong Xi Fa Cai! makes each opponent lose 8 life at your upkeep while you hold eight — the lucky number.

Why Naya

Red is the festival itself — red paper, red envelopes, firecrackers and the drums of the lion dance. Green is spring, the bamboo of Ta Lo, the dragon of the lake and the reunion table. White is the family — the elders who hand out the envelopes, the shrine, the sweeping out of bad luck and the lanterns of the fifteenth night. Two combos close the game: Monkey King, Hundred-Hair Prankster with Fenghuang of Ta Lo or Lion Dance Drummer makes unlimited hasty copies, turning into unlimited cards with Reunion Dinner Table and unlimited damage with Fireworks over Victoria Harbour; and Iron Fist, Lion Dance Head with Jiang Li, Healer of Ta Lo makes unlimited green mana for Ten Thousand Firecrackers or Lake of the Great Protector. Golden Coin of the New Year, Lucky Seal of the Family Shrine, Red-and-Gold Talisman, Jade Lantern Signet, Waving Lucky Cat, Lucky Rooster of the Temple Fair, The Great Race of the Zodiac and Visiting the Neighbors ramp; Shake the Fortune Sticks tutors; Sweep Out the Bad Luck, Scare Off the Nian and A Gift for the Unwelcome Guest remove threats; The Nian Comes at Dusk sweeps; Riddles on the Lanterns, Almanac of the Lunar Year and Sweep the House Before Midnight draw; Lucky Red Knot and Firecracker Charm protect; Double Happiness doubles every copy and every envelope.

A complete 100-card Commander deck plus 3 tokens, tuned for Bracket 4, available as a digital print-yourself edition or a printed physical deck, and offered in 10 languages.