Look Ma' No Lands! (Landless Modern Combo Deck) (Modern)

This deck is absolutely insane yet, at the same time, surprisingly consistent.

Using Simian Spirit Guide, Wild Cantor, Lotus Bloom, Chancellor of the Tangle, and/or Aether Vial, you play either Undercity Informer or Balustrade Spy. This allows you to flip your whole deck into the graveyard because guess what, this deck has no lands.

Before you flip your deck, if you had a Laboratory Maniac in hand you can play it with Aether Vial then draw using either Gitaxian Probe or Street Wraith to win. But what if you don't draw the Laboratory Maniac? Here's the good news. You don't need to! Why? Because when you flip your deck you flip up to 4 Narcomoeba as well as several Bridge From Below. Then, using Gut Shot, Slaughter Pact, and/or Sickening Shoal you can kill your own Narcomoeba, getting up to 4 Zombie Tokens from Bridge From Below. Using those and, if necessary, any mana producing cards you have left, you can convoke Endless Obedience to return Angel of Glory's Rise from your graveyard to play.

When you do this, all of your Zombie Tokens leave the battlefield, but every Human in your graveyard comes back to the battlefield. This brings back a whole host of creatures, including Alchemist's Apprentice, Laboratory Maniac, Undercity Informer, and Wild Cantor. From here, you can sacrifice Wild Cantor to get more Zombie Tokens, or just sacrifice Alchemist's Apprentice and win off of Laboratory Maniac.

With this deck you'll need to mulligan quite a bit, but once you have the right hand everything seems to just work out as long as you play everything right.

This deck is very vulnerable to hand disruption and counter spells, but Pact of Negation and Leyline of Sanctity help out with that from the sideboard. Pact of Negation also helps keep Laboratory Maniac alive in case of Lightning Bolt or Terminate. Welding Jar keeps your Aether Vial alive while Leyline of the Void kills any graveyard strategy your opponent might have.

This deck isn't interactive, nor is it built to be. That makes sideboarding kind of awkward, but it is incredibly useful and necessary.