LordCinder

You should cut temple of the false god, imo. It doesn’t do anything early game and you already have so much ramp late game that two colorless won’t make a difference. And journey of discovery seems slightly better than hour of promise, since you’ll never get the bonus zombies. Crop rotation also doesn’t seem like it’ll pull much weight in a value deck.

Spirit link is better than lifelink as an aura, since the effect stacks unlike lifelink. I would also suggest heliods pilgrim for aura tutoring. And maybe cut bishops soldier for healers hawk. Not quite as tough, but it’s evasive so it’s more likely to cause more lifegain triggers in the long run.

Patron of the moon goes nuts with tatyova. I would also suggest terrain generator.

Oketra's monument and Whitemane lion do cool things together. Also dust elemental.

Bearer of the heavens, soul of new phyrexia.

Sounds reasonable. Maybe toss llanowar elves for arbor elf and elvish mystic for wild growth. Separately they function the same as what you have already, but together they go bonkers. It's the fastest ramp package in modern.

Sounds reasonable. Maybe toss llanowar elves for arbor elf and elvish mystic for wild growth. Separately they function the same as what you have already, but together they go bonkers. It's the fastest ramp package in modern.

Glistening oil

You should add blasphemous act or hour of devastation to protect yourself until you get up to the mana

If fair decks scoop in game one, then you don't need it mainboard. You lose consistency when you add a card that doesn't replace itself. Macabre doesn't draw a card. At the core of it, macabre is a hate card that lowers the consistency of your gameplan, even if just a little. Hate cards shouldn't be played maindeck unless you have a specific reason to do so. Which is why I'm curious why OP has it mainboard.

Those are all valid points, however faerie macabre does absolutely nothing against fair decks.

It's interesting that you mainboard faerie macabre. Would you mind explaining why you have mainboard graveyard hate? I'm just curious.

It has to be thespians stage to make the combo work. Vesuva enters as a copy, so any etb effects go along with it. Vesuva still gets the counters. Good idea though, I never thought about hour of promise being used like that.

GY order only matters to two or three cards in all of magic. The rest dont care where they are in it. So unless you have one of the cards that care about GY order, you can SHUFFLE your graveyard and it won't matter. This is a simple case of RTFC. If the card doesn't say it matters, it doesn't matter.

GY order only matters to two or three cards in all of magic. The rest dont care where they are in it. So unless you have one of the cards that care about GY order, you can SHUFFLE your graveyard and it won't matter. This is a simple case of RTFC. If the card doesn't say it matters, it doesn't matter.

GY order only matters to two or three cards in all of magic. The rest dont care where they are in it. So unless you have one of the cards that care about GY order, you can SHUFFLE your graveyard and it won't matter. This is a simple case of RTFC. If the card doesn't say it matters, it doesn't matter.

For gravecrawler, it can be cast from your graveyard as though it were in your hand as long as you control a zombie. It doesn't care where it is in the pile.

Indeed. Welcome to the combo side of Magic, my friend. As for another creature, cemetery reaper should fit the bill. It's a Lord that makes zombies. Note that it says A graveyard, so you don't have to toss your own graveyard to make them.

Since this is not modern legal, I recommend phyrexian altar. It's the only missing piece to make diregraf colossus and grave crawler go infinite. Infinite 2/2 zombies, an infinitely powerful colossus, and since you have infinite creatures and the altar, infinite mana of any color.

Patron of the moon and crucible of worlds should be included.