Thanksgiving — The Feast at the Kent Farm

Commanded by Clark Kent, Smallville Harvest, this Selesnya (green/white) 100-Card Commander Deck takes place on the fourth Thursday of November at the Kent farm in Smallville, Kansas. Martha has cooked for twelve; ninety heroes and villains show up. Clark, in a plaid flannel shirt, carries the barn table out on one shoulder and the turkey on the other, and the Justice League and the Avengers sit down at the same table: Thing carves the turkey, Aunt May hands out wheatcakes, Captain America says grace, Hawkeye fires cranberries across the room and Batman eats his pie on the roof. Guests from other universes bring a dish — Goku eats fourteen plates, Fatgum eats to protect the kids' table, Michelangelo brings a turducken stuffed with a pizza — and the trouble-makers come too: Galactus arrives uninvited and eats every plate on the table, Lex Luthor brings a store-bought pie and his lawyer, the Blob parks himself in front of the buffet. Then everyone falls asleep on the couch. Warm, funny and bloodless: the only violence is a food fight. The cast includes Martha and Jonathan Kent, Krypto, Lois Lane, Supergirl, Superboy, Wonder Woman, Batman, Alfred Pennyworth, Wally West, Aquaman, Swamp Thing, Lex Luthor, Thing, Aunt May, Hawkeye and Lucky the Pizza Dog, Captain America, Edwin Jarvis, Squirrel Girl, Volstagg, Groot, Hulk, Ms. Marvel, the Blob, Galactus, Goku, Fatgum, Michelangelo and Gobbles, the pardoned turkey.

• Feast: word for word on every card that carries it — "Feast. (Each player creates a Food token.)" The Food is the ordinary Magic Food ({2}, {T}, sacrifice: gain 3 life). Clark Feasts at the beginning of your end step, The Thanksgiving Day Parade Feasts at each opponent's upkeep, and Volstagg, Hulk, Aquaman, Michelangelo, Supergirl, Lois Lane, Swamp Thing, Pass the Stuffing, Grandma Won't Take No and many more set another place.
• Eat it or keep it: every opponent gets a plate every turn. Eating it costs {2} for 3 life — and Clark draws a card, Krypto grows, Every Chair Filled seats a 1/1 Dinner Guest and Thanks for Having Us gains life and scries. Keeping it feeds the table: Clark, Volstagg, the Blob, Fatgum, The Turkey Bowl and Second Helpings for Everyone grow with each Food on the battlefield, Thing deals 1 damage to each opponent for each Food they control, and Wonder Woman forbids anyone holding a full plate to attack you.
• Whenever you Feast: Martha Kent puts a +1/+1 counter on each creature you control, Squirrel Girl creates a 1/1 Squirrel, Superboy grows, Groot puts a land into play, The Gratitude Jar draws, and Captain America gives your creatures indestructible. Galactus, the Uninvited Guest costs less for each Food, then makes every player sacrifice all of them.

Why Selesnya

Green is the harvest and the appetite — the north field, the pumpkin patch, the cranberry bog, Groot growing a cornucopia, Goku's stomach. White is the table and the hospitality — every chair filled, grace said, no fighting until you've finished your plate, a seat for one more. No blue, red or black: nobody schemes, nobody burns anything, nobody dies at Ma's table. Two combos close the game: Jonathan Kent, Up Before the Rooster with Edwin Jarvis, Butler to the Avengers untaps for unlimited green mana into Second Helpings for Everyone for X, and Aunt May Parker, Wheatcake Matriarch gives lifelink to Hawkeye, Cranberry Sharpshooter so every ping gains a life and puts the counter back, for unlimited damage. Grandma's Pie Tin, The Good China, The Gravy Boat, The Wishbone, Lucky the Pizza Dog, Gobbles, Smallville Farmhand, Morning Chores and The Kent Farm Harvest ramp; Grandma's Recipe Card tutors; Sent to the Kids' Table, The Doggy Bag, Batman, Hulk, Cleared Off the Table, Arm Wrestle for the Drumstick and Food Fight! remove threats; Food Coma is the only sweeper; The Gratitude Jar, Grandma's Cookbook and Alfred Pennyworth draw; Everyone Sit Down, No Phones at the Table, Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman and Turkey Day Truce protect the table.

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