Robin Hood: the smallest creatures share the reward

Robin Hood, Outlaw of Sherwood leads a Selesnya (green/white) Commander deck whose Rob action joins life-total pressure to growth for your weakest creatures. The opponent with the most life loses 2 life, with you choosing among tied opponents, then each creature you control with the least power gets a +1/+1 counter. The Robin Hood legend becomes a repeatable redistribution rule that watches the whole table while building your own band.

• ROB: The opponent with the most life loses 2 life; you choose if opponents are tied. Then each creature you control tied for the least power receives a +1/+1 counter.
• THE OUTLAW'S TRIGGERS: Robin Hood, Outlaw of Sherwood has reach and vigilance. He makes you rob when one or more of your creatures deal combat damage to a player, and at your end step if an opponent has more life than you.
• GROW THE BAND: Maid Marian, Lady of the Greenwood creates a 1/1 green and white Human Peasant whenever you rob. Alan-a-Dale, Minstrel of the Greenwood lets you rob whenever a Peasant you control enters.
• MORE WAYS TO ROB: Little John, the Gentle Giant robs whenever he attacks. King Richard the Lionheart robs twice when he enters and gives your other creatures +1/+1.

Choose the combat, then check who pays

Robin's combat-damage trigger does not require you to hit the opponent with the most life. You can choose an attack that is likely to connect, then Rob determines which opponent loses life from the current totals. On your side, the counter reward goes to every creature tied for least power, so small Peasants can share a payout. As those creatures grow or new ones arrive, the next recipients can change.

Marian and Alan-a-Dale form a direct interaction: a Rob creates a Peasant through Marian, and that entry lets you choose to rob again through Alan-a-Dale. His optional wording gives you the choice to continue that sequence or stop. This Robin Hood Magic Proxy deck suits players who enjoy creature tokens, counters and a life-total mechanic that remains relevant even when another opponent is the easiest combat target.

A 100-card Commander deck plus 3 tokens, with the existing Bracket 4 designation.