What’s the most expensive card besides the planeswalkers in Dragons of Tarkir right now? As of this writing (according to MagicCardMarket) its this thing:

Beating seven mythics thusfar in the MCM database from the set.

I’m guessing people have some idea on what they want to do with the card. I don’t know what they are thinking about, because its clearly a format where cards like Siege Rhino and Whisperwood Elemental rule, kind of trumping two three drops on fourth turn.

… but on the other hand, control decks are quite popular. This card is an instant, so you can get two creatures on board after a wrath. And there’s plenty of cheap, pushed creatures. For example (and I’m limiting these to green and white and only the ones I thought I might want to use):

And Dragons of Tarkir brings some more (Arashing Foremost, the new Anafenza, Hidden Dragonslayer, maybe Deathwish Raptor). It should be easy enough to put together a deck from these.

Supposing Sultai planeswalker control decks are the vogue of the future (not sure why I’d think this, but anyhow), your build might look like this:

creatures (30) 4 Soldier of the Pantheon 4 Spirit of the Labyrinth 4 Fleemane Lion 4 Heir of the Wilds 2 Anafenza, Spirit of the First Family Tree 4 Hidden Dragonslayer 4 Boon Satyr 2 Brimaz, King of Oreskos 2 Hushwing Gryff spells (8) 4 Collected Company 4 Valorous Stance lands (22) 4 Temple of Plenty 4 Blossoming Sands 4 Windswept Heath 2 Mana Confluence 4 Plains 4 Forest

Heir of the Wilds is a bit weak here, because you can’t ever trigger the ferocious, but its a two-drop with deathtouch. Not bad. I put less legendary creatures in the list then I usually would, just because when I look at the six with Collected Company, I don’t want to see two copies of the same legendary creature and nothing else. Maybe this is unjustified, but there’s a pretty good mix of creatures here.

More evasion would be nice, although Company does bring a sort of pseudo-evasion, if your opponent taps out for an attack and you can swing back with a Boon Satyr and a Brimaz, King of Oreskos.

I was also thinking about using black. That would bring us two very powerful options: Anafenza, the Foremost and Rakshasa Deathdealer. However, it would also make the mana very awkward. There’s plenty of creatures that require double white or green, so bringing in a third color would be difficult, but not impossible. I just wouldn’t do that in an aggressive deck.

Valorous Stance is pretty much a placeholder. It could be something else. I would definitely think about something like Roar of Challenge just to let your other creatures attack freely.