It's a elf tribal...and a warrior tribal? How can it be both? Well it can. And it works amazingly. Let me break it down for you:
1 drops:
Joraga Warcaller-he's a one drop you never want to play turn 1. He can be sooooo useful when you play him as a 3 or 5 drop, especially when played with any other lords.
Twinblade Slasher-he's really fun to pump up with your elf lords. He can permanently weaken an opponent's creature making it easier to bring down.
Despise
-nice, early discard. Can get rid of any number of game ending combos before they happen.
2 drops:
Bramblewood Paragon
-beefs up your warriors as they hit the battlefield and gives everyone trample. A really nice utility late game for when you need to swing for the win.
Wren's Run Vanquisher
-revealing an elf card from your hand is so easy to do that she will always be a two mana 3/3 deathtouch, which is amazing.
Go for the Throat-nice, cheap, semi-conditional removal. I mean, raise your hand if you play artifact creatures, Yeah, I thought so, only Jim.
Three drops:
Imperious Perfect-I probably don't need to explain how good this card is, but I'm going to do it anyways. It beefs up everything and pumps out smaller elves that will then be pumped by it and the other lords.
Four drops:
Lys Alana Huntmaster-gives me more tiny elves when I play my regular elves, which both become giant from all my lords.
Wren's Run Packmaster-I can exile a tiny elf for its champion cost so that's not a problem. So that leaves us a 4 mana 5/5 that pumps out 2/2 deathtouch wolves. And that, is amazing.
Five drops:
Nath of the Gilt-Leaf-Ruins all chance of my opponent getting any card advantage at all, and pumps out more tiny elves for me to beef up. In short, he's a very good card.
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