Is Yuna Finally BACK in Standard? | MTG Arena BO1

📌 Subscribe for more MTGA deck guides, gameplay, and updates → Click Here 🐦 Follow me on Twitter/X for updates: https://x.com/AsprngTrainer Today we’re bringing back one of my all-time favorite Standard decks in MTG Arena — Yuna Enchantments! With Yuna, Hope of Spira at the center of the deck, we can recur enchantments from the graveyard while giving our enchantment creatures ward 2 and lifelink, making the deck incredibly resilient. Once a top-tier strategy before the Beanstalk ban, Yuna Enchantments is back with powerful new tools from Lorwyn Eclipsed. The standout addition is Sapling Nursery, an enchantment with landfall that creates Treefolk tokens whenever we play a land. It also has affinity for Forests, letting us cast it cheaper as the game goes on, and can be sacrificed to give our Treefolk and Forests indestructible—perfect synergy with Yuna. To fuel our land engine, we run Icetill Explorer for extra land drops and graveyard value, alongside Overlord of the Hauntwoods, which creates lands and repeatedly triggers Sapling Nursery. Against aggressive decks, we rely on strong control tools like Requiting Hex, Day of the Black Sun, and Deadly Cover-Up to stabilize the board. For finishing power and utility, the deck includes Summon: Bahamut to remove key nonland permanents while applying pressure, plus Overlord of the Balekmurk to fill the graveyard and recover important creatures for Yuna. This deck delivers grindy, interactive games and feels incredibly rewarding to pilot. If you enjoy enchantment-based strategies, Standard BO1 gameplay, and testing decks in the evolving meta, this one’s for you! #MTGArena #YunaHopeofSpira #FinalFantasy #MTGStandard #MTGGameplay