Bohemian

You deck seems solid, though I do have one suggestion. To help your haste creatures survive for more than one use, try Dolmen Gate. I have a deck similar to this, but I splash Blue and use Teferi's Veil to dodge end of turn & sacrifice requirements.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=282320

When I gave you that suggestion, I got an idea for a Manland deck using Tainted Aether. I would really appreciate some help with it.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=282122

I can appreciate a deck like this. You're using black as it is intended--brutal for everyone involved.

I believe Tainted Aether would be very comfortable in this deck--more so than Temporal Extortion. While I love that card and use it in many of my mono black decks, I don't believe it helps you a great deal here. It could even hurt you if you Glacial Chasm is out. Other than that, it's difficult to make suggestions without radically changing the nature of the deck.

I have a friend with a deck similar to this, and it's pretty brutal. However, yours is much better from the look of it. Well done.

Perhaps some Polymorph?

Ouch. I've seen some treefolk tribals before, but this one looks very powerful. I'm not sure how it would be beaten other than classic blue bounce/denail--even then, not very easily.

If you're going for an unconventional black/white victory, maybe a couple Hellcarver Demon's and Barren Glory?

You might want to look into the Madness mechanic. With Abandon Hope you can ruin your opponent's hand, play cards like Gorgon Recluse and Call to the Netherworld, then fill back up with Dream Salvage and Night's Whisper. It's also in my opinnion that no mono-black deck should be without Beseech the Queen to get your win conditions. Those are just some ideas.

Familiar's Ruse might be better than Mana Leak If you're looking to reuse your flash creatures.

Curiousity would cheaply help move your hand. Arm with Aether will also greatly improve your defense.

Not a bad deck, just needs refinement. Nectar Faeries are made much less effective with Scion of Oona--a card you always want on the battlefield. I'd ditch Faerie Tauntings unless you plan on loading up on more flash faeries, or perhaps included Familiar's Ruse.

While Notorious Throng is excellent, you have no rogues. I'd recommend Oona's Blackguard--she goes great with your queen. Oona's Gatewarden is also a much better 1 mana drop than Zephyr Sprite--especially with so many Liege's. Also, a Faerie Harbinger or two will really help fish out your single cards.

Reya is correct. Dark Ritual helps ensure that it will be a turn 3 win at latest. The weak creatures do serve a purpose.

Tyhpoid Rat is a touch out of place, but I figured it would be good to have a nasty deturent for chump blocking in the unlikely scenario that the combo doesn't execute right away. The Bloodghasts are cheap and relentless to keep the opponent off balance, and are a great candidate for sacrificing with Diabolic Intent.

I made one as well in honor of the release as well, though instead of Avatar of Woe, I have Avatar of Vengence. I'm surprised not to see any Bloodghasts in this deck.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=259840

Doesn't a deck require a minimum of 60 cards? I only see 52.

Nectar faerie is a great card, but it's usefulness is limited in a deck with Scion of Oona. Consider switching it with Faerie Tauntings if you plan on using Glen Elendra Pranksters. Also, Cryptoplasm is a better choice for reusing your flash faerie effects. Puppeteer Clique also has limited usefulness unless you plan on including removal (Doomblade, Terror, etc). I would suggest switching it out for Oona's Blackguard to be both an early blocker, and something to make your tokens generated by your Queen significantly more useful.

I've got a frog tribal too, although it's more about anything slimy. Check it out.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=220395

I like this deck. It's very simple, but looks to be reliable, quick, and effective and most importantly--doesn't rely on a single gimmick to succeed. The price is also appealing. Very well done.

This deck can get out of hand very quickly. I certainly wouldn't want to play against it. In a multiplayer game I was using my "Kleptomaniac" deck and copied a Knight Examplar, then put Followed Footsteps on it. Good times.

Thanks. I think I'll do that.

This deck is incredibly similar to a deck of mine. The main difference is that is uses some proliferate and a touch more graft.