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Looking at the new mana elf Gyre Sage made me want to try some mana ramp with elves. Initially I thought Green/White with Collective Blessing, Primal Surge, and Craterhoof Behemoth. But mill seems more fun, if less effective.
The deck is pretty obvious. Increasing Savagery dumps a ton of counters on Gyre Sage, since there isn't much to trigger the evolve, and actually on first casting it on a Gyre Sage with no counters, it actually nets you 1 mana which is cool. The biggest advice here is SAVE YOUR FOGS. A wasted fog can lose you the game, while a well timed one can buy you that extra turn to finish milling them.
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I intially had this straight U/G, but Mind Grind is too powerful an effect. This deck can easily cast it for 8-10, which will nearly empty their library, considering they've played a few lands already.
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i like the deck.i have a pure blue mill deck myself.
The Ideal game goes like this: Turn 1, Arbor Elf: Turn 2, Elvish Archdruid:Turn 3, Gyre Sage and Increasing Savagery: Turn 4, Flashback Increasing Savagery, cast draw spell/elf or hold onto fog, Turn 5: Mind Grind for anywhere between 18-24.