!!STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION / HELP NEEDED!!
Midrange Junk Enchantment deck with a loose take on the Modern Enchantress style.
CARD ADVANTAGE: Courser of Kruphix and Eidolon of Blossoms make up a draw engine that will let everything unfold. Utopia Sprawl for some first turn ramp, plus its a cheap enchantment. Kruphix's Insight will also help keep enchantments in my hand. There are a couple of Idyllic Tutor in here as well, just in case I draw a garbage hand.
PROTECTION AND CONTROL: Lingering Souls provides me with chump blockers. Greater Auramancy to keep my enchantments in play. Ghostly Prison will help me bide some time and make it harder for them to play, while being able to crush creature heavy decks. Banishing Light for spot removal that doubles as an enchantment. Brain Maggot for boardwipe threats.
BRUTE FORCE: Siege Rhino is a solid beatdown card, even if it ends up getting removed. It fits the 4 drop slot to pave the way for a Sigil of the Empty Throne, the true centerpiece of this deck. Pumping out 4/4 angels with flying every time I cast an enchantment is pretty sweet. Lingering Souls is also here to ensure that I can effectively overwhelm my opponent.
WIN CONDITION: Once I have a sufficient army, I may be able to win just by dropping my Spear of Heliod and swinging. If I need a stronger win condition, I can drop my Sanguine Bond, then activate a Vault of the Archangel and swing for the win. If I'm trailing behind at all, I can be sure to drop my Starfield of Nyx to further strengthen my board presence.
SIDEBOARD: Aegis of the Gods - Further protection from Red and Burn. Exquisite Blood - forms an infinite combo with Sanguine Bond, and sets up an alternative win condition that might come unexpected. Eyes of the Wisent - Protection from Blue and Countermagic. Also boosts my army if it triggers. Idyllic Tutor - More tutors. Nevermore - To not worry of specific threats. Path to Exile - Further removal. Sphere of Safety - A super version of Ghostly Prison.
day of judgement
- Mass creature removal.
Any suggestions to help with a more efficient sideboard would totally be appreciated.
