Innistrad and Alara get my votes.

Innistrad- I absolutely love the gothic vibe, the thematic tribes, the supporting instants and sorceries that usually feature some type of grotesqueness or hope to show the contrast between the existing residents... I find it hard to find anything at fault with this plane. I've been playing since Ice Age and distinctly remember our first trip to Innistrad and finally being able to jam both Zombies and Vampires in standard. It was AMAZING! Generally, I'm a spooky vibes kinda guy. So, this is right up my alley.

I love Alara for a couple different reasons: I was, again, playing standard at the time and remember this being a super fun limited set to draft, and it really changed the game when it came to 3 color decks actually being viable. I enjoyed throwing down with both Grixis and Jund to terrorize my LGS. I loved the first Multicolored Planeswalkers and started working on my first Superfriends deck once Vengeant released and I got to see it at work. The introduction of Mythic cards was exciting! Also, it introduced me to my all time favorite Planeswalker and baddie: Nicol Bolas. Honorable mentions to Sarkhan and Tezzeret.

These planes and their respective sets represent a very special time for me in my Wizardhood. I was too young and poor to still afford an entire box of magic cards, but I had a friend that was 5 years older than me that actually opened a new game store in our little hometown after making some money working IT. I worked there part time and he gave me great deals on singles so I could actually afford playing. I had nothing to do but play music, build magic decks, and hang out with my friends in this period of my life. Looking back, it was probably the best times of my young adulthood. I miss it, but am so very thankful to have been there to experience it!

Having said all that, I'm very much looking forward to returning to an actual Magic set, with our return to Tarkir!! I'm already drooling at some of these previews!

Profet93 Haven't encountered any issue with card draw. Between Necropotence and the various on death draw triggers, as well as the GY being an extension of the hand with the commander, I can usually manage pretty effectively. I haven't had a bad game with this deck yet. It may be anecdotal, but this has played out to be incredibly resilient and almost inexhaustible, when it comes to resources. As for endless ranks, it is a little high on the CMC for something that doesn't do anything for a turn and we hope it gets back around to impact gameplay.

Profet93 Precisely the last part you said. Also, he isn't a Zombie, so he can't be targeted with Zul Ashur from the gy for loops. I don't include the combo because that's a lot of time off to assemble a combo when I could just be throwing out threats and going face.

I appreciate the Incubator shout out. I've got 2 other zombie decks in my pod, though. Since this isn't asymmetrical, I didn't add it in!

Hey! Love the Bhaal deck!! I had one built when the set first released- I built Bane, Bhaal, and Myrkul.

Myrkul is the only one that's survived, but I wanted to make a couple suggestions that worked really well for me: Ghoulish Impetus, The Sound of Drums, and Disrupt Decorum were all absolute houses for me!

Nice deck, man! +1 from me!!