Blue White Control

[LinkCelestrial]

{Elspeth, Sun's Champion} wins games. She is amazing. I'd personally only run ~2 though because she costs a lot of mana. Maybe another in the SB for slower games.

Three 1/1s every turn stacks up really fast. Trust me.

I'd personally run 1 {Pearl Lake Ancient} and one {Prognostic Sphinx}. Maybe an additional {Pearl Lake Ancient}.

I'd drop the {Fated Retribution}. It's too expensive.

I'd suggest cutting some {Font of Fortunes} and {Divination} for {Dig Through Time} and/or {Treasure Cruise}. They're way better in this shell.

I'm not personally a fan of {Jace's Ingenuity}.

[Coolie2]

But if Suns Champion is used then it would need to be more of token deck

[Jkanedrummond1990]

I'm going to post a revised version of the deck I have so far. I have based it around all of your recommendations and what cards I currently have in my collection.
Thanks for your help. I'll post it in a few.

[Jkanedrummond1990]

I decided to go with 4 creatures instead of only 2.

[LinkCelestrial]

But if Suns Champion is used then it would need to be more of token deck

You'd think that but no. In a control deck {Elspeth, Sun's Champion}'s job is to win you the game, and she does.

[Splicer]

But if Suns Champion is used then it would need to be more of token deck

You'd think that but no. In a control deck {Elspeth, Sun's Champion}'s job is to win you the game, and she does.

Agreed.

[MommaB]

But if Suns Champion is used then it would need to be more of token deck

You'd think that but no. In a control deck {Elspeth, Sun's Champion}'s job is to win you the game, and she does.

Thank you link... A control deck controls and need a way too win and wo it becomes a "53" Turn game with no results but counter destroy bounce repeat and finally draw the last Card in your deck

Imo if this is casual go creature less wo elspeth for the win with no creatures you have more room and have more tricks (wat is control wo tricks?)

And don't do cancel try {dissipate}!!!

[LinkCelestrial]

Also {Absorb}.

And if you want to run Planeswalkers there's,

{Elspeth, Sun's Champion}, while the mana cost is high the impact she has on the game can't be understated. In control you will probably hit 6 mana and then she protects you, herself, and starts closing out the game. Her ult is highly irrelevant but there if you need it. All in all very solid.

{Elspeth, Knight Errant}, Cheaper than her other incarnation, but not as good. Her alternate plus can be nice for dodging through defenders, but her ult is generally a win-more.

We'll glaze over {Elspeth Tirrel} as she's not a truely viable control card.

{Jace Beleren}: Very sub optimal. You don't really want your opponent to draw cards, his -1 is good, but his ult isn't. Baby Jace isn't my idea of a good control card. It is, however, pretty solid in Turbo Fog.

{Jace, Architect of Thought}: IMO the best control Jace. Sponge damage, draw cards, steal stuff /and/ cast whatever you want? A very solid pick. 

{Jace, Memory Adept}: What really makes this card is the 0. I honestly have had a lot of games where I never plused him. IMO JAoT is better but this is still very solid.

{Jace, the Living Guildpact}: This Jace has two things going for it. {Logic Knot}, and a game crushing ult. Neither of which outclass other versions but at $3 who can complain? I can because JAoT is like the same price! But I digress.

{Jace, the Mind Sculptor}: Revered. If you have one, use it. Otherwise that price tag is a pretty big turn off.

{Tamiyo, the Moon Sage}: Targeted fog, situation card draw (ultra synergies with {Gideon Jura}) and a "86% chance of I win" ult make her a solid and underrated pick, constantly living in Jace's shadow. The only reason I don't run her in Superfriends is she's basically {Kiora, the Crashing Wave} and Kiora fits better in my Superfriends deck.

{Gideon Jura}: MVP. He may not look that good, but he is /that good/. Your opponent could be attacking you with {The Death Star}, but if you've got a Gideon out you will see another turn. He can sponge anything. And if he sticks around and isn't too beat up you can do it again, or kill something. Empty board? Turn him into a creature and smash face. My only regret is that I can't always run him alongside {Venser, the Sojourner} and {Doubling Season}.

{Gideon, Champion of Justice}: Next to the other version this is just...bad. His +1 is good sometimes but you're a control deck so it shouldn't be good unless you're already losing. The 0 is only good when his +1 is good but then he's probably just going to get blocked, killing his blocker and making his +1 worse. His ult sounds good but it exiles all your stuff too. Sure he'll be the only thing on the board but then he's not going to be very big cause you know, you just -15'd. All this being said, he's fun to use. If your opponent has a few creatures out he can be really hard to kill, and unlike {Gideon Jura} he shines in multiplayer.

{Narset Transcendent}: +1 maybe draw a card and if you do show everyone. -2 can be really good with wipes or card draw. But usually meh. The ult is a you win vs other control decks and such. IMO she's a solid SB card for the mirror and such.

{Venser, the Sojourner}: +2 blink something. Usually it just untaps a land. The -1 isn't really relevant as you either don't have creatures or they're already evasive. The ult is AMAZING but it doesn't have a may clause so...where Venser really shines is alongside other Planeswalkers. Bouncing them to reset counters is fantastic. IMO he's really suboptimal outside of Superfriends.

Hopefully this will help. I run a Bant Superfriends list and it's by far my favourite deck for cool factors. You'll probably want to run 2-6 (max) Planeswalkers if any.

[Coolie2]

Again as I said about not having many creatures, something like venser sojourners lovely -1 ability should only be used with lots of creatures, but since they're so insistent about Suns champion working to make ur field creature heavy, then mybe venser and Elspeth might be a decent combo for this situation? You use Elspeth, strengthen up the tokens, use venser so they're unblock able for a turn, and you win.

[Coolie2]

There's two reasons why a Planeswalker that can go in my deck wouldn't be in it. The first is that it's too expensive, which is why I thought that it was. When looking at the card however, I realized its number two. Gideon Jura isn't that good of a Planeswalker, at least in my opinion. I mean, the only decent ability is destroying creatures.

+2:Draw fire from yourself, tap all your opponent's creatures, set up profitable blocks.
-2:Kill any problematic creature, especially in conjunction with the +2.
0:Beat with a 6/6 every turn he has no creatures out.

Seems good to me.

+2 Kill Gideon Jura
-2 Kill a Non Indestructible Creature
0 Make Gideon Jura an overpriced creature for a turn

There's different ways of seeing it

The +2 will rarely kill. Keep in mind, he'll have - bare minimum - 8 counters when he pops that first time. Good control makes sure your opponent has little creature presence to begin with.

The -2 kills a non-indestructible creature. If your meta has so much indestructible that you whine about the -2 not hitting them, fine, but otherwise your argument's weak.

As for the 0, Gids is a five-cost. Five mana. 6/6. Overpriced? Hardly.

You, mon frére, have much to learn

Edit: Link beat me to it

The majority of decks usually have a couple strong creatures, so if anything on the other side can kill Gideon, you're just evading loss. The only good thing with this is the tapping of all the opponent's creatures without vigilance, which in this case, none of the enemy's creatures need to have vigilance. Without enough creatures to defeat the opponent while all of his or her creatures are tapped, Gideon would be wasted. And sure, the 6/6 Gideon is good, but you can't use him to block the opponent's creatures, as he only lasts your turn. In order for the ability to truly be good, you would have to use that ability every turn, making him less good. I get your point, and while I am being a bit harsh on Gideon here, there are definitely better planeswalkers to pick.

[Splicer]

If anything on the opposing side has 8 power, and it stuck around, you should be more worried about the quality of your control deck.

[Coolie2]

But all of the opposing creatures Attack, so only the combination of them has to be greater than eight, and in a token deck that would be easy

[Splicer]

But all of the opposing creatures Attack, so only the combination of them has to be greater than eight, and in a token deck that would be easy

Wrath? Besides, how many token decks are out there anyway? Modern and sometimes standard are the only formats they show up in, and in casual people do whatever they want.

[Coolie2]

Are you saying that I'm the only person on earth who uses tokens in casual? Casual just gives people the freedom to use tokens more uncontrollably. Why wouldn't people use them in decks all the time?

[Splicer]

Are you saying that I'm the only person on earth who uses tokens in casual? Casual just gives people the freedom to use tokens more uncontrollably. Why wouldn't people use them in decks all the time?

Listen, I don't mean to offend you, but your deck is not the only deck he should be comparing to. It's casual. Anyone can run anything.