I would consider putting a white exile card in the side board. I play jund midrange and I am not seeing many of the cards that slaughter me. The problem is a I love your side board and wouldn't know what to take out. +1

I updated my description to show the different match-ups for this deck. For this deck, i dont usually have a single sole hard lock against any deck but i have an answer to nearly anything any deck can do in the meta today. Against Jund matchups ill race them to victory on game 1. Games 2 and 3 i slaughter games their garruk and dump their hand with Rakdos's Return. Thank you for your compliment though!! haha, i spent like a couple hours trying to perfect this sideboard.

what's the featured card? It looks cool

The featured card is called Dega Disciple. It's where the name for the deck came from. He is from the Apocalypse Expansion.

Made mine private. I played someone with a similar decklist and put it up on here for ideas. Didn't mean to infringe.

Ah, didn't see the private part of it. Thank's though, haha it was just a little unnerving to see it copied (i ran into it by playing around with the search tools. Your fine for posting :) Just was a little surprised is all. Though i did like the change to use glaring spotlight in the sideboard for the matchup against Bant Hexproof. I might try it out myself. All in all, what do you think of my deck?

Great deck. I have problems with Bant Hexproof in my meta hence the Glaring Spotlight. The deck does well against most control and midrange, but gets destroyed by Naya Blitz and a few Boros decks. It takes too long to get going.Usually by the time I get out the 3 drops I am around 10 life.

I did follow your strategy for Naya Blitz as close as possible, however I would still get hit for lethal by turn 4 even having the "best" starting hand possible which was rare. Usually I had to mulligan to 4-5 cards to see a decent match up.

I put in Rolling Temblor to deal with the aggro match ups. I will change it up soon

Great minds think alike. I have that in my new sideboard.

I can't help but notice the disparity between the number of times you mention Vampire Nighthawk in your description and the actual number of Vampire Nighthawk s in your deck

Right now, I see several places where you can make room for the V-Hawks again in your sideboard, and you can bring them in in place of Sever the Bloodline in your mainboard.

At the very least they should be in your sideboard. They're the bane of decks that are more aggressive than yours. They might help you deal with the hexproof deck too.

yea sorry, i had posted an earlier version of the decklist and just recently after my experience at the SCG Open in Baltimore i changed it up. Vampire Nighthawk will stay out of the deck, and Sever the Bloodline stays in. It's utility to exile stuff and provides a greater chance to beat Reanimator. Right now, aggressive decks are not my problem, it was control and reanimator giving me problems