A mono-White Revolt deck. Nice and straight forward.
The main goal here is to ideally get out an Aethergeode Miner and have them use their ability to trigger Revolt every turn. Works best when you have Solemn Recruit in play, but can also work as a stall breaker with Call for Unity. The deck is at it's best when you work from one idea into the other. A secondary option is to use Conviction, but that can get expensive in a hurry.
It's generally a good idea to get some Energy into play before you play an Aethergeode Miner, so the ideal play is to get an Eddytrail Hawk down first. Later in the game, a Thriving Ibex can help out by adding some Energy to a depleted pool. Failing that, use Alley Evasion to save your Aethergeode Miner.
There is removal, but it's all situational. Deft Dismissal for either sniping small creatures to make more favorable blocks, Thopter Arrest to remove specific threats (like Pacification Array, which will shut down your Aethergeode Miner), and Deadeye Harpooner to remove attackers the turn after. Airdrop Aeronauts are really here for aerial blockers but have a nice upside that's easy to pull off. Countless Gears Renegade is helpful for stuffing the field, and after an activation or two of Call for Unity that's also dangerous.
This deck mostly plays in main phase 2. Swing in with Aethergeode Miner every turn, see if they block. If they do, see if you can survive. If you can, deal the damage. If you can't, activate their ability to remove them from combat. Don't forget that you can use their ability whenever you like. From there, it's just a matter of building up the board state to brute force a win. This will often come from the Solemn Recruit which will be devastating after a few Revolt triggers. Play carefully with your Solemn Recruit because that will often be your main source of damage. Try to leave mana up when you've got Conviction in play as that will mask your Alley Evasion.
