The 5 color tribal everything deck

[Theoric]

I have a 5-color deck with Jegantha the wellspring as companion. It requires only 2 cards to go off, Jegantha the wellspring and Sisay, weatherlight captain, and they're both in the command zone. There's about 7 flexible spots set aside in the deck for various tribes.
It typically runs like this:

Turns 1-3: cast mana dorks/rocks, and put Jegantha in hand.
Turn 4: cast Jegantha.
Turn 5: cast Sisay, tap Jegantha to bring out derevi, empyrial tactician (untap jegantha), tap jegantha to bring out one of the kiora planeswalkers (untap jegantha), bring out oath of teferi and use kiora again to untap jegantha and bring out Teferi, Who Slows the Sunset (untap jegantha), bring out The Peregrine Dynamo. Teferi and the Dynamo can provide infinite life and untap Jegantha and any other creatures and artifacts infinitely, which allows you to bring out all the legendary permanents you want.
*Note: if you start with a bloom tender or faeburrow elder in your hand, you can skip casting Jegantha and you should combo off a turn sooner.
*Note#2: I'm currently working on a way to use the peregrine dynamo in a non-infinite manner since I prefer not to win with an infinite combo.


Switching out 7-10 cards between games results in a completely different army to smash my opponents with, like dragons or slivers.

I'm looking for suggestions on other tribes to run in this. I could do knights, vampires (Lord Xander, anyone?), pirates, angels, or whatever. Or I could do things like bring out Helm of Kaldra and its friends, then attack people with a 9/9 trampling indestructible Kaldra avatar.

Any suggestions on other 'tribes' I could use?

Tribal Everything

DecklistCMCManaPricesChartsDraw 7

# The Captain

1 Sisay, Weatherlight Captain

# Companion

1 Jegantha, the wellspring

# The Tribe

7 Tribal cards

# Card Draw/Tutoring

1 Brainstorm

1 Bring to Light

1 Demonic Tutor

1 Eladamri's Call

1 Green Sun's Zenith

1 Mystical Tutor

1 Sylvan Library

1 Vampiric Tutor

1 Worldly Tutor

# Lands

1 Arid Mesa

1 Blooming Marsh

1 Botanical Sanctum

1 Bountiful Promenade

1 Breeding Pool

1 City of Brass

1 Command Tower

1 Copperline Gorge

1 Deathcap Glade

1 Dreamroot Cascade

1 Exotic Orchard

1 Flooded Grove

1 Forbidden Orchard

1 Marsh Flats

1 Misty Rainforest

1 Nurturing Peatland

1 Overgrown Tomb

1 Path of Ancestry

1 Plaza of Heroes

1 Polluted delta

1 Razorverge Thicket

1 Reflecting Pool

1 Rejuvenating Springs

1 Stomping Ground

1 Temple Garden

1 Twilight Mire

1 Undergrowth Stadium

1 Waterlogged Grove

1 Windswept Heath

1 Wooded Bastion

1 Yavimaya Coast

# Other Creatures

1 Avacyn's Pilgrim

1 Birds of Paradise

1 Bloom Tender

1 Crashing Drawbridge

1 Elves of Deep Shadow

1 Faeburrow Elder

1 Generator Servant

1 Ignoble Hierarch

1 Imperial Recruiter

1 Lightning Mauler

1 Noble Hierarch

1 Somberwald Sage

# Other Legendaries

1 Aminatou, the Fateshifter

1 Derevi, Empyrial Tactician

1 Gideon, Martial Paragon

1 Katilda, Dawnhart Prime

1 Kiora, Behemoth Beckoner

1 Kiora, Master of the Depths

1 Lagrella, the Magpie

1 Lazav, the Multifarious

1 Linvala, Shield of Sea Gate

1 Merieke Ri Berit

1 Oath of Teferi

1 Oko, Thief of Crowns

1 Rhys the Redeemed

1 Saheeli Rai

1 Samut, Voice of Dissent

1 Shalai, Voice of Plenty

1 Teferi, Who Slows the Sunset

1 The Peregrine Dynamo

# Ramp

1 Arcane Signet

1 Birthing Pod

1 Channel the Suns

1 Fellwar Stone

1 Sol Ring

1 Talisman of Creativity

1 Talisman of Dominance

1 Talisman of Impulse

1 Talisman of Unity

1 Trace of Abundance

1 Wild Growth

# Utility

1 An Offer You Can't Refuse

1 Beast Within

1 Cyclonic Rift

1 Fire Covenant

1 Kenrith's Transformation

1 Lightning Greaves

1 Need for Speed

1 Path to Exile

1 Swiftfoot Boots

1 Swords to Plowshares

1 Thousand-Year Elixir

Approximate Total Cost:

[Robobro72]

Sweet deck, might tinker around with a version of this idea. Had some questions about the general approach. I understand the need for a TON of ramp since Jegantha is essentially 8 mana but I was curious about the large density of tutors. Are the creature tutors there to grab derevi elsewhere on your curve? Grab the haste enablers? Due mostly to my budget I would probably replace them with just more redundant ramp and interaction.

Are you married to the idea of those last slots being reserved for beatdown? Especially if you are grabbing something as strong as the legendary slivers, I'm curious if there isn't or two combo pieces that could be put in those slots to just win, leaving the rest for more interaction or just fun back-up plans like Lazav, the Multifarious.

Shame that Sarkhan the Masterless can't be played with Jegantha. With Aminatou, Saheeli, Oath, and turning things into creatures there is likely some way to twin out.

EDIT: The easiest lines are with really any legend that can do blinking shenanigans with aminatou. Nicol Bolas, Dragon-God is the obvious choice (with oath, Aminatou and Nicol Bolas take turns blinking saheeli and eachother, saheeli can just burn everyone out or create infinite copies of any of your creatures). Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward almost definitely has a similar line if you want something feasible to cast from hand (and playable with Jegantha, I am dumb).

[Theoric]

Hi Robo, thanks for the post!

I was curious about the large density of tutors. Are the creature tutors there to grab derevi elsewhere on your curve? Grab the haste enablers? Due mostly to my budget I would probably replace them with just more redundant ramp and interaction.

They're mainly there because I like consistent decks and anyone who's played against this will kill Jegantha instantly. When that happens I'll often tutor for lazav (to copy jegantha in the gy), bloom tender, or faeburrow elder. With all the ramp and untapping planeswalkers, this deck runs smoothly without them too.
Considering that having Jegantha and Sisay on the battlefield are all you need for this deck to go off, another option for replacing the tutors is adding protection. Spellskite , mother of runes, giver of runes, tamiyo's safekeeping are four great, cheap options. Deflecting swat is pricey, but awesome as well.

Are you married to the idea of those last slots being reserved for beatdown? Especially if you are grabbing something as strong as the legendary slivers, I'm curious if there isn't or two combo pieces that could be put in those slots to just win,

If all I wanted this deck to do was win, I'd probably include things like thassa's oracle and demonic consultation.
But to me, a victory like that is a cure for insomnia. Booooorrrrring. I built this deck to PLAY, to smash face with dragons. Or slivers. Or sisay's weatherlight crew. Or whatever. This deck is competitive and consistent, but it's also fun as hell.

EDIT: The easiest lines are with really any legend that can do blinking shenanigans with aminatou. Nicol Bolas, Dragon-God is the obvious choice

I'm almost glad Nicol isn't allowed in a deck with a companion. Aminatou + Nicol + Oath of teferi + basically anything = a boring victory (to me).
Aminatou is overpowered in this deck. After jegantha (or bloom tender or faeburrow) brings out the untapping planeswalkers and oath of teferi, I bring out aminatou to flicker teferi who slows the sunset twice. Which means, teferi can untap jegantha 4 times plus I untap artifacts and lands 4 times, which means I can bring out at least 5 more legendary permanents.

Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward almost definitely has a similar line if you want something feasible to cast from hand (and playable with Jegantha.

Abdel can be amazing in this deck. I was considering him as something to cheat into play in response to a boardwipe - use him to exile your stuff so it all comes back when the boardwipe resolves. Also, considering all the mana dorks and samut (which gives haste), you could consider doing shenanigans with abdel + roon of the hidden realm to bounce stuff every turn (including derevi, which can untap Roon each time it ETB).