Deck # 8: The Ban Game (EDH / Commander)

Dr. Kylie Moriarty's newest experiment with preventing the planeswalkers from continuing to do the damage they've done is by returning to the theory of Where Forgiveness is Found. But this time, she scarcely bothers with dragons beyond her dear friend Silumgar, instead gathering cats and saproling tokens.
How did this come about in the first place? Because Silumgar, the Drifting Death, asked Dr. Moriarty to make him a god. And the shocking this is, she agreed (after asking Pharika's permission first, that is). He dreams of becoming God of the Moon.
He has brought with him a guest, Zimone, Quandrix Prodigy, who wishes to become the Goddess of the Stars as her reward for helping Silumgar.

 Muldrotha, the Gravetide, is also interested in becoming a God.  Goddess of Rebirth would suit her just fine.  

As usual, Dr. Moriarty's real game is that she's working on a Helix Pinnacle, having become convinced that Simic Ascendancy is too unstable after subjecting her work to peer review.

She is also crafting a contract that looks just like Liliana's Contract, but it isn't quite. This contract evolves artificially. Technically, the contract in Kylie's lab undergoes an Artificial Evolution, because only a fool or an American would make a contract with demons. Why bother, when you can make a contract with the gods? For this time, however, she makes clones, not merely of Pharika and Kruphix, but of Phenax, Bontu, Kefnet, Thassa, and Erebos.
Liliana's Contract remains her second win condition, but she knows how vulnerable it is to offended planeswalkers, so she's come up with a means of protecting it: First, use a Liquimetal Coating to turn the Liliana's Contract, or any other card she wants to protect, into an artifact until end of turn. Once that's done, she can use Lifecraft Awakening, which turns artifacts into vehicle creatures. With her ability to make her army hexproof and indestructible, working with what turns out to be Kylie's Contract should be much more fun.
The Artificial Evolution trick can also work with Silumgar, turning his -1/-1 effect on adversary creatures if dragons attack into any other creature he wants her to. Most frequently, this will be gods, but it could also be used for cats or saproling instead, making his -1/-1 effect much more devastating.
It also works on the Qasali Slingers/Jade Mage alliance, changing Qasali Slingers into reacting to saprolings or causing Jade Mage to create cats.
Unlike the other gods, even Pharika would be willing to join in the conspiratorial plan, altering her snake tokens for whatever is most needed. In any case, the army of little tokens is also considerably helpful in increasing the chances of milling an adversary.

Bontu has already proven herself to be invaluable, for if either Gravewaker or Muldrotha are on the field, Bontu makes sacrificing any creature in the army easy, and giving slight scry and lifegain power while doing it. In practice, this means she sacrifices a land search creature, a creature kill creature, an anti-artifact/enchantment creature, or even most importantly, the Rune-Scarred Demon.
Because those two cards can bring creatures back from the graveyard, the results are that Dr. Moriarty can use Bontu to sacrifice anyone, bring them back, and immediately sacrifice them again.

The clone of Phenax challenges her, wondering how she'll utilize his milling power to the best extent.

It takes her two weeks in the lab, but she comes up with a serum that will awaken the land and everyone in it, an Awakening. Unfortunately, she made it too well and everything that touches it responds to its untapping powers. Phenax, however, is happy because he can mill endlessly now, and the tokens can keep on flowing.
As can the counterspells.

Awakening, Liliana's Contract, Leyline of the Void, or anything you choose to threaten can be protected by the Liquimetal Coating and the Lifecraft Awakening.

The peer review process has also convinced Dr. Moriarty to agree to Rune-Scarred Demon, the deck's only demon but easy for Gravewaker or Muldrotha to reclaim.

 Now that Terrain Generator and Zimone, Quandrix Prodigy are in the deck, I see no reason not to remove Hall of Oracles and Unknown Shores for Thornwood Falls, Dismal Backwater, and Jungle Hollow.  It's just the way I want to do things.  

Muldrotha leads the army, adding with her assistant Gravewaker the power to bring creatures back from the graveyard. She can also bring back artifacts such as the Elixir of Immortality, or lands such as Mirrorpool.

This is just a test for her, a theory. But it's an interesting premise.

The deck has now been revised so the colors are equalized.