Nevermind the name, I gave it to the deck when I was 14, back in the 1900's. I've tinkered this deck a million times in the past few decades. Basically, it's an aggro white deck based around one-drop creatures and Armageddon.
The strategy is simple: keep putting out creatures and killing opponent's creatures, hopefully get a howling mine out early, then as soon as you have four mana destroy all lands, preferably with a Flagstones of Trokair in play. Then it's just rinse, and repeat. Most decks won't be able to rebuild their mana base to a workable level as quickly as you can.
The current incarnation is Human tribal. It doesn't have to be, but it's fun this way. Also, Champion of the Parish isn't as attractive as a one-drop if the deck isn't Human tribal. There are many other ways to approach the one-drop creature aspect of the deck, such as running 4x Soul's Attendant along with the Soul Warden, and having 4x Serra Ascendant. However, there's no creature fetch available, and this Human build makes each creature as important as any other. Regardless, as long as they (mostly) cost only one, and synergy somehow with each other, that's all that really matters.
Counterspelling disrupts the land wipe aspect of the deck, but counter-heavy decks tend to be weaker against aggro, so if they're holding back their counters for the Armageddon, they're potentially letting a helluva lot of stuff through.
Feel free to comment. Enjoy!
