I started out interested in a U/G human deck because of Hamlet Captain and some things in blue, but then allies showed up enough in the search for humans for me to decide to work on that axis instead. I do go in a couple of new directions here, including possibly winning through card death, but there are few surprises in the end, as one would expect this long after my holding in allies is set. A late change ended up bringing the colors into perfect balance, and not only 20 cards each, but the 2.50 average cost of those. The curve is heavy at the 2-spot on 8/17/6/5/4, but a lot of that grinds or grows. Note that this is my third U/G ally deck, though I have only played one There Are No Millers Anymore, 5-2). Unlike its predecessors, this one is very creature-heavy, having 34, 2 of which are not allies.