Are you trying to go budget with this? If you've got a few dollars to spare, I'd add 2 or 3 Koth, he's perfect for this and quite cheap. If money isn't a problem, you'll want some Thundermaw Hellkite and Bonfire of the Damned too. Also, Dangerous Wager is rather terrible, I'd definitely replace that with more aggro.
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Eldrazi Monument is too expensive, too slow, and too vulnerable to pretty much everything. Individual elves can't be expected to survive, treespeaker would never last long enough to be useful. The ranger, however, fetches a land, both improving my draws and giving a constant mana source that is much less likely to be lost. And the new artifact is just an elvish archdruid without the tap-for-mana ability, not really worth running imo.
Playtested it, and it suffers from the same flaws as all the other birthing pod decks. It's rather slow and horribly vulnerable to artifact removal, but if you can survive long enough to start reaching the big stuff it's amazing. It could probably use more 3-drop bombs, though (a second phylactery lich, and maybe a few leatherback baloth, imo). With the skeleton and bloodghast, you will always have a 2-drop available to bring up.
Wow. I've tested this a bit, and it's exceeded all expectations. It costs maybe 60-70 dollars to put together, but can beat some of the better legacy deck archtypes out there. It's a bit slow to get started, but it goes crazy once you get the right land and a few things to proliferate. Early land destruction destroys it, though if you can get a decent size everflowing chalice out (say, big enough to proliferate itself with), you'll probably be fine. It's fairly good against most aggro decks; one really fun trick is to proliferate their aether vials past all possible usefulness. This was never meant to be able to seriously compete with legacy decks, I just wanted to see what fun casual stuff I could do with proliferation.
Interesting idea. The darksteel reactor + energy chamber seems odd, as it doesn't really fit the idea of the deck. What's the purpose behind them?