nice deck, I just have one suggestion to help you deal with any opponents creatures to make it less specialised. If you pair your king macar with aura of dominion it allows you to do an unlimited exile move that can wipe any opponents board and pretty much forces them to try and waste their removal on you. the reason it works is that its a two part ability the first part forcing him down while the second part then forces him to untap. You can also run this combo with the creature card surgespanner though it is not an infinite unless you have infinite mana.... but can be used to bounce away their lands and other objects.My phenaxthis build may be able to give you ideas on board control

and +1 for all the ultimate mana combos, great way to make use of your commander

Thanks! And I love Aura of Dominion, it's definitely getting a spot in here.

If recursion is a thing, then Bojuka Bog and Leyline of the Void.

Cheers

@MrHighscore, Bojuka won't work for me, unfortunately, because all his recursion is instant speed; so to use it to any great effect I'd have to have Walking Atlas on the field already. Just seems too situational. But come to think of it, I have Tormod's Crypt & Relic of Progenitus, so I might stick them in the sideboard.

Leyline of the Void, however, is pure gold. An obvious include, I should work on getting one!

Thanks for the feedback

i would suggest looking into Deadeye Navigator if you plan to flicker Peregrine Drake or Palinchron

similar to my oona build oona, the unblockableit is also a great card for protecting your creatures if you have spare mana

I like this deck, I also respect that you own all the cards, my current decks are all like that too, also I respect that you like to win. I only build decks to win cause that's all that matters to me.

Thanks, Shane.Allen, I really appreciate that.

I love the deck. Very artifact focused, gives it a pretty unique feel compared to most Oona decks I've seen.

The one card I'd really recommend would be Yawgmoth's Will. You have a lot of combo pieces that don't have redundancies, but instead just rely on multiple combos. This would protect you against losing one of those pieces, as well as let you pull out a win from the graveyard that no one would ever expect.

Vedalken Orrery and Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir let you get your combo pieces out at the end of your opponent's turn, which can be invaluable when running Pili-Pala+Grand Architect. Or any combo, really.

On that note, you might consider taking out the Pili-Pala+Grand Architect combo. I only recommend this because I used to run it, and had so many people suggest that to me. Pili-Pala's summoning sickness means it has to stay on the field a whole round, is highly susceptible to removal (1/1), and as everyone knows it is an exclusive combo piece, it is a high-priority target. Again, it may work quite well in your deck, and I can see that you have more specific artifact protection, but at the very least, keep an eye on it, as in many decks it ends up being a dead combo.

I run an Oona deck myself. It runs a bit differently but the deck goal is the same. Like you, I actually own the complete physical deck, but it is my most expensive deck, so some of the combos may be more than you'd want to spend. Still, give it a look, maybe it'll give you some ideas. I know I got some from your deck. Oona, Queen of the Combo

Thanks, JaysomeDecks, that's some great advice and some very welcome suggestions. I'd like to have more redundant combo pieces, but I can't afford stuff like Grim Monolith or Power Artifact that could work in place of cheaper cards.