Totem Deckery

I think this is one of those sort of 'natural' totem builds that is going to be hanging around for a bit. 9 10 J have a very low chance of spell failure, and are fairly synergistic. The deck is very much based around deed control, but is definitely still effective in a shootout.

Kabeda Hakurei enables a ton of really cool plays, for example if she's at home with Fire of Nanahbozho attached to an adjacent deed, she can unboot your dudes that have come home booted. This helps you out a surprising amount in terms of continuing to mess around with your opponents deeds.

The deck sort of plays itself though. Attach Spirit Trail wherever you can apply the most pressure to their deeds (+1 copy on Maza Gang Hideout for tons of income), use Red Horse's Tail to lock down their dudes if they try to chase you around, and use Many Speak as One for either +2/+1 influence at a deed with/without a totem.

In my play testing so far, I've been having a ton of fun. Extortion is a really fun way to accelerate your income past what your deeds are making. I actually had to reduce the number of Extortions from 4 to 2 because I was making money faster than I could spend it and also my shootout presence wasn't as strong as I wanted it to be. Another problem is that despite having a decent number of studs, I never seem to draw enough of them to really have a strong shootout presence. Unless you've got Bloody Teeth and Three-Eyed Hawk/Sarah Meoquanee on the board, you really should be running from fights unless it will put you in a losing position.

If you're up against a very shootout heavy deck, you can win lowball fairly consistently. Flight of the Lepus is a really powerful cheatin' resolution in this deck because of your ability to unboot a dude in your home. You can send their dudes and one of yours home booted and they suffer a lot more than you do. I used to have Magical Distraction over Backroom Deals but nine times out of ten I was preferring to use Lepus.