Hypnotic Specter, Nightveil Specter, also Bident of Thassa would be sweet!

Fairmount - Hi and thanks for your suggestions, they're really good!

I built this deck out of cards I already owned but none of those suggestions are too expensive so I'll add them to the maybeboard and keep a look out. I've only managed to play it once or twice so far so I am yet to get testing properly!

Thanks again, glad you liked it.

Elbrus, the Binding Blade  ^Flip I've never seen that card before! it kind of reminds of Westvale Abbey  ^Flip. Badass list! +1!

Hey duff87 - thanks!

Yeah, Elbrus is cool and it's almost a guaranteed flip in this deck so you can start smashing face with a 13/13 flying intimidate trample ASAP!

Sweet deck, and happy to see some updates too :)

Thanks, Hipparchos - I really enjoy playing it.

I've got some ideas for more updates but I need to get hold of some more cards first.... I think some things like Koskun Falls and No Mercy might be really useful for deterring people from swinging at us, as that's one of the main weaknesses of the deck right now.

Uh the synergy of Koskun Falls and Propaganda is nice. :) Yes, No Mercy is definitely needed and maybe Dread too, but that can be too much though.

sagramore I'm just curious, do you have any budget restriction?

FYI: Thassa, God of the Sea's ability makes every creature unblockable. ;)

Hipparchos - thanks for all the upvotes and the follow :)

Regarding Thassa, God of the Sea - I actually had this card in an earlier version of the deck but I realised that almost all my creatures had unblockable already. There are one or two that need help but I still run Benthic Infiltrator. I am still tempted by Bident of Thassa though, both for the draw and the ability to force others to attack each other.

Regarding budget.... that's a hard one to answer! The really basic answer is no, I don't put a budget limit on my cards or decks. The more honest answer though is that my budget is obviously not infinite and so I often don't have a lot of the really expensive cards. My mana base is pretty average (I don't have any fetches or shocks for example). One thing that helps me a lot is that I use a "shared cards folder" so that if I own an expensive card I can use it in multiple decks. When playing with friends I just proxy up the card I own so I can have it in lots of decks at once, but I have the real card in a dedicated folder so if I play in a more public setting I can swap the cards out for the real ones in just a couple of minutes.

I've found this really helped me with budget considerations because it's easier to justify buying a $20 card if you can use it in more than one deck!

Usually what all of this means is that my decks end up being a bit more expensive than "budget" but they're not top tier expensive stuff with absolutely zero budget concerns. I like to this they're very affordable to anyone semi-serious in the format or anyone who's been collecting for a long time.