The closest I can build to a competitive deck. Want some suggestions and feedback before I finally get the pieces I'm missing.
The deck when browsing it doesn't look like much at all. It's the sysnergy of the ETB effects that make it mesh well.
Lone Missionary is just a bargain as is. Helps gain a lot of life over the game by bouncing or reanimating.
Wall of Omens is a sturdy blocker early along with card draw.
Pilgrim's Eye gets lands which are needed to enable Emeria, The Sky Ruin. It's also a flyer so it can help block or even begin to get some minor damage done.
Flickerwisp is a catalyst for the above 3. Can also begin to pressure if your opponent doesn't have any pings or blockers
Sun Titan is the big threat. It brings back every other card in the deck making any removal that is not exile seem useless.
Oblivion Ring is the decks answer to all permanents. Also brought back by Sun Titan
Path to Exile needs to explanation.
Gideon of the Trials is an experiment. It's brought back by titan, and can stop combo decks from working. Can also pressure as well as negate a threat.
Celestial Flare and Blessed Alliance are both removal options for early game.
Since I've been out of the scene for a bit, and played nearly all standard when I was a frequent player I'm not avidly aware of what to expect in modern. What I need are sideboard ideas to help alleviate the counters to this deck.obviously graveyard hate is one, but there isn't much that prevents that.
Is relatively cheap by modern standards and can do really well. Enchantment and graveyard hate will do the best against this, but that's why I'm asking for sideboard help. Can be slimmed down on price or cranked up a fair bit as well.
The sideboard is an experiment at the moment. I know I ran a similar idea in one of my standard decks and it works extremely well if you win game 1. Then you tech swap into a different threat and hope to catch them off guard if they plan on responding to your first game. The deck I used in standard was my own brew when dragons of tarkir was standard. I had a hundred reanimator deck that was slow paced and grindy. The sideboard however swapped out almost all of the reanimator aspects and brought in cheap fast creatures. This swap in the deck feel was able to get me a 1st place in that fnm.
