Call To The Angels

[Nadrojnosreppe]

Call To The Angels 60 cards, 0 sideboard 2 {Temple Garden} 4 {Cavern of Souls} 2 {Plains} 2 {Seraph Sanctuary} 2 {Clifftop Retreat} 2 {Isolated Chapel} 4 {Hallowed Fountain} 2 {Vault of the Archangel} 22 lands 2 {Sigarda, Host of Herons} 2 {Gisela, Blade of Goldnight} 4 {Geist of Saint Traft} 4 {Serra Avenger} 2 {Avacyn, Angel of Hope} 2 {Angel of Serenity} 4 {Angel of Jubilation} 18 creatures 2 {Entreat the Angels} 4 {Call to the Kindred} 2 {Sphere of Safety} 2 {Nevermore} 4 {Oblivion Ring} 4 {Detention Sphere} 20 other spells Sideboard

[ShanePehrson]

Have you play tested this yet?

[Nadrojnosreppe]

Sadly no. Just sample draws. I have no way of play testing. No computer to cockatrice or octgn

[Andrew78384]

Might wanna splash green in there for Sigarda. It would work really well with Kindred, being Hexproof and all

[Kamikazekiel]

I like the idea of this deck but I think it's too slow. Not much going on until turn 4.

[Nadrojnosreppe]

Yeah, not much at all. Its weak at its current state. Either you absolute blow up at turn 4 or you fizzle out and lose the game quickly.

[Nadrojnosreppe]

Well  {Call to the Kindred} is  {Descendants' Path} on crack except easier to get rid of. I thought about  {Angelic Wall} +  {Call to Serve} would help this decks early game.

[Vileo]

There is a reason why the humans/angels archetype exists. Angels just can't hold their own. Yes, they're incredibly strong, but they are way too slow. Any fast deck/control deck would demolish this (sadly that's 90% of the meta right now). However, humans have plenty if low drops. It's a great transition, cmc-wise, and you should really consider it.

[Wally]

How about  {Herald of War} to help with some of the casting costs