This conversation has been good and I'm excited to try playing a version of this deck. I got home an hour ago and have been deliberating in the deck editor for the whole time, arriving here:



There are only ten exalted creatures in the whole deck, so I really don't think the unblockable plan or the Prey Upon plan are going to be consistent enough overall; we will be lucky to have two exalted triggers on the stack at any given time which isn't a huge boost. The conversation about Prey Upon got me thinking about the deck's lack of removal, however, and since we're playing a white-heavy deck with Gods Willing, I decided to go the Banisher Priest route to fill that hole.

I really like Knight of the Skyward Eye because even without exalted it can threaten a lot of damage and force bad blocks; since the activated ability is so mana-intensive, I've chosen to include just three because I want to see one every game while conceding that it isn't great in multiples.

I've also decided to try the Chorus of Might plan by including two copies to supplement Hunter's Prowess as a way to force through damage. This means that I can play Selesnya Evangel in the deck so I can fall back on endless chumps instead of lifegain as a defensive tactic while also bolstering my offensive gameplan. It's also possible that I could win some games by just going wide with Saprolings.

I've also included Skymark Roc as a nice evasive creature that can potentially remove any small fliers that would aim to chump it while generally just being good with an exalted trigger or two. The ability to kill tokens is just pure upside.

Thoughts?

Hihi, this is fun. Classic Bant exalted. Makes me feel all giddy and righteous and human-ish. Oh how I wish Finest Hour was here.