4 {Temple of Silence}
2 {Mana Confluence}
4 {Godless Shrine}
7 {Plains}
8 {Swamp}
25 lands
3 {Blood Baron of Vizkopa}
2 {Athreos, God of Passage}
4 {Underworld Coinsmith}
4 {Nyx-Fleece Ram}
4 {Brain Maggot}
17 creatures
1 {Elixir of Immortality}
2 {Elspeth, Sun's Champion}
2 {Sphere of Safety}
2 {Extinguish All Hope}
3 {Underworld Connections}
4 {Hero's Downfall}
4 {Banishing Light}
18 other spells
Sideboard
1 {Elixir of Immortality}
1 {Celestial Flare}
2 sideboard cards
Notes:
My thoughts are to gain enough life to survive until elspeth wins the game with blood baron as a backup win con...haven't had time to play test yet but I feel like it's missing some key pieces...all thoughts on main deck and/or sideboard welcome
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Needs {thoughtsieze}.
With only 2 {elspeth the sun champion} you're very prone to {thoughtseize} especially if this is your only win-con. Further-more black runs lifebanes which will strip your creatures and more importantly your blood barons.
The life gain approach may just leave you with a big 100 hp to quickly dwindle through.
I'd cut the {elixir of immortality} it's debatable that it's help you against {thoughtseize} but I'd swap to a better base removal package similair to the current orzhov control. {extinguish all hope} may backfire as the eidolon in green as mono green/junk constellation decks are gaining popularity.
Just a couple of thoughts interesting approach and burn decks will hate you for sure! Feel needs slight main deck tweaks. And perhaps your sideboard will mold to aid.
Removal:
{ultimate price}
{drown in sorrows} I feel with the constellation craze this will be a great sideboard at min.
{bile blights}
{thoughtseize} your life gain aids.
The answer may be as simple as pump to three elspeth and cut a god as you don't play too many creatures where an opponent may be willing to pay 3 life as you have no immidiate threats.