Yes Man, Personal Securitron

Gameplan

Yes Man is a mono-white card-advantage engine: each turn you tap to hand it to an opponent, draw two cards, and stack a quest counter on it. You then reclaim it (Homeward Path, recursion, or sacrifice payoffs) to repeat the loop, and when it finally leaves the battlefield you bank an army of Soldier tokens equal to its counters. Build a value/tokens shell that turns relentless card flow into a wide board and grinds opponents out.

Key Cards

• Homeward Path — Snaps every creature you own—including a donated Yes Man—back under your control so you can re-donate next turn.
• Brago, King Eternal — Blinks Yes Man back to you on combat damage, dumping its quest counters into a fresh batch of soldiers each turn.
• Anointed Procession — Doubles the Soldier tokens generated by the Wild Card trigger, turning a stacked Yes Man into an overwhelming board.
• Skullclamp — Sacrifices the soldiers Yes Man makes for two more cards each, layering another draw engine on top of the commander.
• Reconnaissance — Lets your token army attack with impunity, attacking and removing them from combat to avoid damage while pressuring everyone.
• Ashnod's Altar — Sacrifices Yes Man (or its tokens) for mana, triggering the Wild Card payoff while fueling more activations and recursion.

Upgrade Path

Add more cheap recursion and control-grabbers (Homeward Path, blink effects, even Brago) so you never lose the engine permanently, and lean into white's best stax pieces to slow faster decks. Prioritize token doublers, anthems, and sacrifice-for-value outlets like Skullclamp and Ashnod's Altar to make every counter matter, and round out with mana rocks (Sol Ring, Smothering Tithe) so you can activate plus reclaim in a single turn.