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I agree with the Abolisher, but I don't have any. I also don't have any Hero of Bladehold, and my friends don't exactly want to trade theirs to me. Thanks for the feedback!

I have no useful comments, this is pretty damn awesome. You already posted on my mono-white Humans/Angels deck, but I'm going to link it here anyway in case other commenters feel like taking a look. Good luck at your tournament! http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=344648

I guess I can't pick more, but with the cards in the deck at the moment I'd suggest Thunderous Wrath and Blessings of Nature (assuming some creature cards go in), at 4 of each. Noxious Revival your miracles? ;)

I love that you're asking me for pointers, I'm a rank amateur! I'll take a look soon. Thanks for the compliment. :)

I like it. It's straightforward. Consider the Zealous Conscripts however, they make for a really nasty surprise and they fit your theme.

Rootbound Crag, 4 - R/G land

How does that look?

Come to think of it, I guess you're right. I could take out both Sigarda for two more plains, and swap out the Sunpetal Grove for a plains. That would put me at 24 and give me a lower curve.

I haven't had to mulligan very often, and my meta environment seems to run mana light. If I go up to 22 I'd probably just take out the Overseer and Divine Deflection. The gallows have proven themselves to be extremely good removal for me, many times. Thanks for the comment!

This is fantastic, I really like it! I have no real suggestions, you built R/W more or less the way I would do it, if I had all these cards. Please take a look at my (mostly white) W/G Human and Angels deck if you get the chance. http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=344648 :)

I like it! A friend of mine is building a similar deck. Consider testing with "Kessig Malcontents" and "Zealous Conscripts" as well, they're incredibly annoying. Also, take a look at my human/angel deck. http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=344648

What I'd really like is three more Black Sun's Zenith.

I've considered Mesa Enchantress and Auramancer. Besides simply not fitting the theme (curses, woo!) I'm looking at removing the white and blue entirely and replacing them with more control, or some fun artifacts.

This is a nice take on the concept. Take a look at my red/black curse deck when you have a second: http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=295584 - I run four Circle of Flame and a lot of removal to deal with fliers (like Delver). Board wipes, such as Black Sun, don't like token generators, but I guess by the time you'd use it you're already putting curses on the board. Still, I like the synergy of Circle of Flame and Curse of Death's Hold. If you manage to get two of each out most meat bags can't swing at you.

I only included one curse of exhaustion. I never want to see it in my hand, I only want to pull it out with Curse of Misfortunes, and only if doing so would break their deck. Otherwise it can be exiled with a Semblance Anvil, or sit in my hand uselessly. :)

If you want to win with that combo consider putting in some Circle of Flames, to slow the game down a little (unless your opponent is using flying). I know they don't sound good, but if you get two on the field it really changes the flow.

Also I only have one heartless summoning... but the more I think about it the more I like the idea. If I get two more Bitterheart Witches I'll probably go that route.

It's a good idea, but I like having the Goblin Fireslingers around.

That's really clever. I'm going to work that into my red/black curse deck.

Well I admit it's situational. My thought was to hold on to them until your curse is on the board, then remove the cards that can actually deal with the curse or aren't impacted by it, such as a big creature, but I suppose it would be better to watch their mana, and play Distress/Despise when it reaches an amount you don't like.