Hexproof Angelic Aura Enchanter

Modern Aura Hexproof Enchantment GWU (Bant)

Praepes

Enchantments: Auras (16)

• 1x Bear Umbra
• 3x Daybreak Coronet
• 3x Ethereal Armor
• 2x Hyena Umbra
• 2x Rancor
• 3x Spider Umbra
• 1x Spirit Link
• 1x Unflinching Courage

Creatures (15)

• 4x Gladecover Scout
• 3x Kor Spiritdancer
• 3x Satyr Enchanter
• 2x Shalai, Voice of Plenty
• 3x Slippery Bogle

Enchantments: Misc. (4)

• 2x Sigil of the Empty Throne
• 2x Sterling Grove

Land (23)

• 7x Forest
• 1x Gavony Township
• 9x Plains
• 4x Sunpetal Grove
• 2x Temple Garden

Enchantments: Removal (3)

• 1x Ixalan's Binding
• 2x Seal Away

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Sideboard

Other (17)

• 1x Dromoka's Command
• 1x Gryff's Boon
• 1x Journey to Nowhere
• 2x Kor Firewalker
• 1x Melira, Sylvok Outcast
• 2x Nephalia Academy
• 2x Seal of Primordium
• 1x Sphere of Safety
• 2x Sterling Grove
• 2x Suppression Field
• 2x Tormod's Crypt

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Maybeboard

Other (14)

• 2x Aegis of the Gods
• 1x Angelic Destiny
• 1x Ethereal Armor
• 2x Journey to Nowhere
• 1x Keen Sense
• 2x Oblivion Ring
• 1x On Serra's Wings
• 1x Sigarda, Host of Herons
• 1x Silhana Ledgewalker
• 1x Thrun, the Last Troll
• 1x Torpor Orb

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This is an Enchanter deck, based around the card draw mechanics of Satyr Enchanter and Kor Spiritdancer which takes some inspiration from Bogle's aura hexproof decks and some from SBMTG's G/W Enchantments deck. Just as a quick note, my previous iterations of this deck featured Herald of the Pantheon and Danitha Capashen, Paragon for their -1 colorless mana abilities, which helped with the casting of high-cost enchantments. I have since concluded the card draw synergy is far more consistent and generally superior, despite still utilizing more high-cost enchantments than say, a bogles deck would.

This is somewhat of a budget deck, (if you overlook the two Privileged Position I happened to have) so there are some obvious upgrades that would make for a huge improvement, especially in the sideboard, such as Stony Silence, Rest in Peace, Leyline of Sanctity, and Sterling Grove.

If you were wondering, the "Angelic" in the name doesn't come from the sheer amount of Angel related cards in the deck, with only 4 in the main board, but from the sheer force Sigil of the Empty Throne brings, with it's tendency to fill the board with 4/4 Flying Angels by the end of the game.

Being a new deck builder I would appreciate any and all recommendations for improvements. Thank you!

Date added	5 years
Last updated	2 years
Legality	This deck is Modern legal.
Rarity (main - side)	20 - 4 Rares 13 - 11 Uncommons 12 - 2 Commons
Cards	61
Avg. CMC	2.00
Tokens	Angel 4/4 W
Folders	Decks