] and ] can be nice for returning key creatures to your hand, or directly to the battlefield. She synergizes so well with death effects, as well as things that can be recast from the graveyard, like ]. It effectively becomes a quicker and lower mana cost deck where your bombs are your Seraph’s with multiple +1/+1 buffs on them.ĭefinitely consider Kaya's Wrath as others mentioned, at least in your sideboard. If you are not running DV you really need to run Glass and Ajani. I tend to lean toward stacking death triggers (card draw, direct damage, treasure creation, etc). ] good alternative to divine visitation.or complement if you are looking to swarm the board. ] nice if you are not running divine visitation. Afterlife triggers also giving you life is nice. ] I run a second deck with a couple of these. ] sac, mana and forces opponent to remove a creature. Really good if you have active lifelink angels.

] deathtouch and indestructible on itself if being destroyed/exiled or if something is being exiled. Fun to do if you have multiple creatures and Teysa on the board with another Teysa in your hand (for the lifelink on angels). ] good board wipe, especially if you have divine visitation down. Here's a decklist that you can import right into Arena if you want to give it a test drive and/or make some tweaks: Here's a deck tech on my YouTube channel that goes into a bit more detail about the build: Elenda's death trigger has the potential to spit out a multitude of angels, and Absolution is a powerful card that can pump the team and create Angels if you have the time to get it down.Īs you can probably tell, this deck isn't the most competitive build in the multiverse, but it's got a lot of synergy and spicy turns when things are running on all cylinders.Īre there any pieces that would be great for this deck that I'm missing? I've tried a lot of different variations with this brew, but there's always the chance I'm not seeing something that would be a great fit. There are some fun-ofs in this deck in the form of ] and ] that can be a blast when they go off. Plunder has been impressive, especially in response to an opponent trying to destroy or exile one of our creatures. The brew also has some cards that synergize well with Afterlife creatures in ] and ]. The Afterlife package consists of ], ], ], and ], and we've got ] to take the Afterlife triggers to the next level. However, the deck has been surprisingly effective even when you don't get a Visitation on the board. Ideally, you want to get a Visitation down and see Afterlife triggers create 4/4 angels instead of 1/1 spirits. Been playing a really fun deck on Arena lately that focuses on the Afterlife mechanic and its synergy with ].

Mtg footlight fiend and afterlife