If Liam Neeson had a deck... (Extended/Standard)(Opinions)(Feedback)

And before anyone goes to the effort to point out that Master of the Wild Hunt is not Standard, I know this.  I'm thinking this would work for casual play and I would swap in another Mayor of Avabruck for any sort of competitive situation.

First off, thanks for the feedback.  I haven't put this thing together yet, but I'm thinking it wouldn't cost too much and could be at least a little fun (making dog noises while playing too ).

I can see where Reckless Waif and Afflicted Deserter might work to my advantage, given the added speed of the Waif and the artifact destruction of the Deserter, given that in competitive FNM play I'll likely run into more artifacts.  The whole rationale behind the Kessig Cagebreakers and Parallel Lives is for longer games, especially casual ones that tend to last to turn 15 or so, where I'll need some way to be able to overpower my opponent(s), as they will be sitting on substantially more powerful things by that point.  The transformed Mayor of Avabruck also produce wolf tokens every turn too and when combined with the Master of the Wild Hunt, well, that's some wolfy goodness right there.  I also thought about a version of the deck with Wren's Run Packmaster to give all the l'il buggers deathtouch, but that'd require the inclusion of other elves that really don't play into the scheme.

I must admit the flyer problem is there and I'm not entirely sure how to best address it.  I could add two more Daybreak Ranger as that would give direct damage to the flyers and then use the "fight" option to take out the others once they're transformed.  But would that really cut it?  I've never played in any standard FNM events, so how often are flyers that much trouble?  Does your friend use this for FNM or just casual play?  How much success does he have?

And I did not know the Mayor did that also. He's a mean sonofa when I see him hit the field because I know my friend is going to overrun things quickly with the immerwolf. I was only worried about the bonuses and now he's a bigger threat! ...Now I wonder if he's being placing the extra wolf each time.

I'm thinking the cagebreakers might still be out of place, as I could just as easily throw in another Mayor that's a fraction of the casting cost, giving more bonuses to the other werewolves and producing wolf tokens much earlier in the game.  To that end, the parallel lives really would be just for speeding things to press my advantage (to be honest I wanted to use the parallel lives because I have one or two extras from some trades I made earlier to build my squirrel deck - which on a funny note, might take a few turns to get rolling, but it can produce thousands of squirrels in less than 10 turns... I actually set a personal record doing over 56 million damage to a friend in a casual game with those).

I actually had a question to clarify about the Immerwolf, given that you've played with/against it.  Am I correct that once one is in play the werewolves do not transform back to human form unless the Immerwolf is killed?  If so, man that's one mean card.

Also, if your friend is just playing casually, the Master of the Wild Hunt would be a good final blow card, as it lets you just deal damage to an opponent without even having to worry about blockers.

I guess I have some cards to obtain to see how this thing goes... thanks for all the input!

That is rad!  Thanks!