I looked at your Deck and built it from Memory to test it on arena. I think Kaya's Ghostform performs better than Destiny Spinner, keep the spinner in Sideboard for Counterspell heavy Decks. Kaya's Ghostform on your Setessan Champion is quite some insurance,...i played 3Polukranos, Unchained, 23 lands, no Mantle of the Wolf, cuz i forgot about it. i used 4 Overgrown Tomb and 3 Temple of Malady, 1 Fabled Passage. When playing against Controldecks i had to target my own Zombies to get the card draw going with Dead Weight and Mire's Grasp, but that's OK too. You definitely want to go against Aggro, that's where this deck performs really well. Off the meta, and not the selesnya version, so +1.

Thanks for playtesting OberstHati!

I agree on Kaya's Ghostform - didn't think about it. Destiny Spinner indeed seems clunky and maybe worth a sideboard slot only. Reg. Polukranos, Unchained, I wonder. Need to check it on my own vs. Mantle of the Wolf.

The Overgrown Tomb and Fabled Passage are not here due to budget constraint - I play Paper and prefer to keep low profile ;)

Thanks again!

If you take out the Destiny Spinner, maybe add 3x Lurrus of the Dream-Den to recur the enchantments you don't cannibalize with Aphemy. I play a mono-black deck that is pretty similar to this and Lurrus work great in it.

Thanks for interest Titus7007! I've seen your deck once I created mine and searched for possible improvements. Looks cool!

Lurrus of the Dream-Den indeed would be a great addition. However, I don't own it & most likely won't have it due to budget restrictions.

Nonetheless, if someone is able to play it here, it's more than recommended!

Once the deck moves to Pioneer, I wonder if to change Agonizing Remorse in sideboard for any other discard option?

I kinda wish that Aphemia's zombie tokens counted as enchantment creatures so that she could enable more constellation triggers. It'd make sense too considering that a lot of creature token generators from the previous Theros sets made enchantment creature tokens. Dunno why the design team shied away from continuing that trend.

This is a really neat deck btw.