I was kinda sad that this is the only color combination that hasn't gotten any deck lists yet, so I decided to post my (not yet playtested) controlish enchantment deck.

The pillar of the deck is the idea, that while most of the enchantments aren't great on their own, you can get very good value out of them together with the other cards that combo with them. It's pretty janky, but it seems like it could be a good deal of fun, since has a lot of options and can both be very aggressive early on, but has the cards to shift to a more controlling style in the late game.

So without further ado here's the list:

Triple Color Auramancy

4 x Topan Freeblade
3 x Reave Soul
3 x Nimbus Wings
4 x Infectious Bloodlust
3 x Inferno Fist

4 x Heliod's Pilgrim
3 x Blessed Spirits
3 x Flaring Flame-Kin

3 x Blightcaster
4 x Suppression Bonds

2 x Sigil of the Empty Throne

8 x Plains
3 x Mountains
1 x Swamp
2 x Rakdos Guildgate
4 x Evolving Wilds
2 x Isolated Chapel
2 x Clifftop Retreat
2 x Dragonskull Summit

Mana curve: 0, 17, 10, 7, 2. 24 lands.

Card explanations:

Topan Freeblade. Enchantments in the pool are pretty hurt by the fact that all the good synergy cards are at 3+ mana, but most of the good auras only cost 2 mana. Having a deck that doesn't do anything before turn 3 won't get you far though, so for the deck to actually have something to do on turn 2, we turn to the freeblade. She one of the best 2 drops in the pool and can easily become a threat if she gets to hit face on turn 3. She also has good synergy with Nimbus Wings and Infectious Bloodlust and can work good on defense, which is important against the various aggro decks.

Reave Soul. One of the best removal spells in the game and also a very important card in the pool, since it potentially gives you something to do on turn 2, holds back aggro and generally kills most creatures in the game. I would like to play 4, but will have to playtest before I can say if that would be necessary.

Nimbus Wings, Infectious Bloodlust and Inferno Fist. The triple triad of enchantments that make up the bulk of the enchantment theme. These are alright on their own, but the value really comes as much from playing them, than from their abilities. Here Bloodlust is obviously great, since it recycles itself and makes creatures like Freeblade, Blaring Flame-Kin and Blessed spirits so big, that your opponent will be forced to kill them. Nimbus Wings works as a good way to get damage through and Inferno Fist is both extra damage and removal you can tutor for with Pilgrim. It might be right to play 3 here, since they have good synergy with Blightcaster, but it's hard to say without really knowing the meta.

Heliod's Pilgrim. The main tutor engine, that can find you the aura you need, including removal orientated ones and hopefully keeps the enchantment syngergies flowing.

Blessed Spirits. A great card here, since it doesn't need to be enchanted to become a threat and you only need to play a couple of enchantments before it can rival most of the biggest flyvers in the game. This allows you to spread out your threats and not lose all your momentum when your auraed up creature gets removed.

Flaring Flame-Kin. The polar opposite beater of Blessed Spirits. This is the guy you just want to get an enchantment on as soon as possible and start swinging. No matter what you put on him he becomes a threat and the trample + firebreathing means he eats up chump blockers.

Blightcaster. This is a card that's really hard to evaluate in a vacuum. I really like him on paper though, since he just eats up all the small creatures that a lot of decks like RDW, Borus and Elves are going to be playing. Having 2 on the board gives crazy value to each enchantment you play and even if there isn't a small creature to kill, you can still shrink a bigger one to make it easier for something like a Flaring Flame-Kin to get through.

Suppression Bonds. Unfortunately not a Oblivion Ring or Faith's Fetters but still a pretty good shutdown aura, that takes care of most of the creatures in the game and can be found easily with Pilgrim.

Sigil of the Empty Throne. The very best way to get value out of your enchantments and a really good engine, that can win you the game on it's own.

Cards that didn't make the cut:

Blood-Cursed Knight. Certainly not a bad card and having the lifelink especially would be really awesome and help a lot vs aggro. But I think the low thoughness and lack of evasion means he's generally worse than both Blessed Spirits and Flaring Flame-Kin and I can't really justify playing more than ten 3 drops.

Auramancer. Another card that's pretty good here, but also another 3 drop and one that, expect having 1 more power, is really a good deal worse than Pilgrim. If there were better enchantments in the game and the deck become more combo oriented, she might make it in, but right now, she just doesn't do enough.

Angelic Edict. I really like the thought of having some true hard removal in the deck and especially one that also takes care of enchantments as well. Putting Edict in means taking out some enchantments though and I don't think watering down the synergy like that would be worth it.

And that's the deck, I look forward to trying it out, but i don't think it'll get to before the game hits ps4. Any feedback would be appreciated though

I can promise from testing a B/W aura deck that you want Blood-Cursed Knight. This card is awesome. Hakeem and I are calling it "build-a-baneslayer", because when you throw on Nimbus Wings you have a turn four 5/5 flying lifelink. You need this. But you are right about the three drops, so let me blow your mind - take out Heliod's Pilgrim. The tutor targets are aren't high impact enough, they are interchangeable really, and you don't want to spend turn three casting a 1/2 that you can enchant next turn, you want to spend turn three casting a 2/2 or 3/2 that you can enchant next turn TWICE (a pair of 2 cost auras). And find space for Grasp of the Heiromancer. I feel strongly that it is better than Infectious Bloodlust.

Making a creature big enough is protection though. Turn 2 freeblade turn 3 nimbus wings and get renowned will give you a 4/5, big enough to avoid reave soul, languish, and any single red burn spell except a 7 mana "X" spell.

A creature with lifelink and evasion is just tremendous.

All in all nice deck if you can manage the mana.

Also it is "Boros" not "Borus" unless Wizards retconned the name somehow.

uramancer situational? she can grab any enchantment from the grave, easily a one of in any throne deck

I'd run nantuko husk DJ

idk what I'd cut tbh haven't played with enough allys to know each ones relative power level. bloodlord comes to mind as the first cut though