I said it wrong in the above, sorry, I meant -2

Then your opponents are just bad.

fair enough

While Tempest of Light is good for enchantment removal it unfortunately doesn't hit artifacts. I would replace them with Disenchant because it hits both and when you're destroying all enchantments you're really only hitting one Splinter Twin with Tempest of Light and you aren't hitting your own.

Mirran Crusader

Restoration Angle is almost strictly better than Glimmerpoint Stag (unless you really like the vigilance). Also, Cathedral Sanctifier is an option over Inquisitor Exstarch if you're OK with it being a 1/1.

is that I still do not have the Set of angels, I'm using these elk as "breaking stick", and the inquisitor want to exchange it for Scout's Warning. Thank's

Hey like the deck. The upcoming set could possibly add new dimensions to your brew with the manifest mechanic if you wanted to tilt your strategy into blinking ridiculous morphs into play.

Speaking of which, i wonder why you don't run 4 Akroma and go all-in on cheating her out. You have more than enough blinking effects. (probably too much actually)

Glimmerpoint Stag would be the cut, they are so much more worse than Restoration Angel.

The other card i would consider cutting would be the Wall of Omens. i get it, drawing cards is good, but to me it doesn't put enough pressure on your opponent. There is a ton of combo out there, and an opponent not applying any pressure until turn 4 is exactly what they want.

For the most part the rest of your creatures are good, i especially like the Blade Splicer plan, that's real solid.

But i really feel like this deck wants to either establish threats early. A card like Dryad Militant comes to mind, really good in the current meta of the Delve draw spells.

Or perhaps you should try running signets to enable yourself to do powerful things quicker. Running a Boros Signet would do the trick.

So turn one Dryad Militant, they bolt it (get's their first bolt out their hand), turn 2 Signet. Turn 3 morph, they bolt it, you Cloudshift in response, turn 4 smash...

Thanks buddy, it really made me believe that this deck has a chance to be good, I will use your tips and improve myself more, I used the Moose to blink a permanent enemy, but let's see what I can do, thank you!

Your welcome, i really think you have alot of space to work with, and the format is really in flux right now. i find it helpful to look up Tier one and sometimes tier 2 decks that are similar colors and see what they are running. And scour sites like this and the wizards search for off the grid cards that are too narrow to be good overall, but might shine in a narrow strategy.

Good luck!

really like this deck +1. Only comment is that from what it looks like it can be a little clunky sometimes when trying to do multiple different things...is this true or has this deck worked for you competitively?

I think you should wipe the comments since there are some from 2015, 2014, and 2013. The first ones don't pertain to the deck at all. Also Akroma, Angel of Fury is great with Cloudshift for extra shenanigans.

I need to be premium to delete comments,: /, and the competitiveness of the deck is good, as well as aggressive creatures and both trigger some skill (such as D&T)

You can add a new update to the deck and click on 'clear comments'

Paraselene is better than Tempest of Light imo

Boldwyr Heavyweights would be pretty funny here xD

Boros Reckoner seems good

Monastery Swiftspear is aggressive T1 and plays well with all your spells.

The deck has great tempo; however, it's not fast enough to deal with a turn 4 Wrath of God. You should add some resilience-- my personal favorite is Legion's Initiative. It could also need some late-game reach, you might consider Hellrider or something similar for those last points of damage. As I said, great tempo, and I bet it's killer against aggro/midrange decks with all of the value from etb creatures.

thank you, I do have some difficulty to face Supreme Verdict or Wrath of God, if I save some creatures in hand do not kill fast enough, and with that he ends up having another removal in all that time.

Whats with hero of ox ridge?

Dryad Militant is amazing hate on Snapcaster Mage. I'm surprised it doesn't see more play. Good deck. +1

Very, very cool. I love it.

Has it placed? Love the hearty use of flicker, I would make a Splicer deck myself, but this is neat.

No very competitive but fun!