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Prompt (Optional)

This deck lives in the space between sorrow and serenity — a battlefield suspended in storm clouds where angels, spirits, and memories drift through endless rain. Inspired by the emotional weight and dramatic melancholy of November Rain and the gentle, dreamlike calm of Lost in the Clouds, the deck plays like a slow-moving storm system: quiet at first, then overwhelming in its inevitability.

Rather than rushing to win, the deck focuses on patience, atmosphere, and resilience. The early game is spent establishing stability — defensive enchantments, mana development, and small flying creatures that begin to populate the skies. Combat slows, the board becomes quieter, and the game takes on a reflective tone. Like distant thunder, the deck’s power builds gradually rather than striking all at once.

In the midgame, the strategy begins to “float.” Flyers and spirits accumulate overhead while the graveyard becomes an extension of the hand. Creatures return, life totals shift slowly, and enchantments make attacking difficult for opponents. The deck doesn’t dominate through speed or brute force — it outlasts, creating a sense that everything happening now has happened before and will happen again.

The late game is the emotional crescendo — the November Rain guitar solo moment. A board wipe clears everything away like a sudden downpour, but the deck rebuilds from memory and recursion faster than anyone else. Angels return to the battlefield, spirits rise again, and the skies fill once more. Victory comes not from a sudden combo or overwhelming attack, but from inevitability, as flying creatures slowly close the game while opponents struggle to recover.

The overall playstyle is Esper airborne control with graveyard recursion, blending defensive enchantments, flying threats, life-drain elements, and repeatable value from the graveyard. The deck feels calm, melancholic, and persistent — never explosive, but never truly stoppable once established.

Below are some anchor cards that capture the mechanical and emotional identity of the deck:

Raffine, Scheming Seer

Liesa, Forgotten Archangel

Court of Grace

Ghostly Prison

Propaganda

Sephara, Sky’s Blade

Emeria Angel

Windreader Sphinx

Storm Herd

Sun Titan

Karmic Guide

Reveillark

Blood Artist

Damnation

Wrath of ***

Together, these cards represent the deck’s core ideas: clouds, rain, memory, loss, protection, and slow, beautiful inevitability.

Deck Type

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Commander (Optional)

Commander (1/1)

"An angelic commander perfect for the theme of angels and spirits in the deck. Liesa provides a powerful effect when opponents lose life, fitting well with the life-drain elements mentioned in the prompt."- EDHGen.ai

Liesa, Forgotten Archangel|$2.35

Deck (99/99)

Total Price: $372.04

"This 100-card Esper airborne control deck is designed to embody a slow-moving storm system, reflecting quiet atmosphere, resilience, and inevitability. The deck focuses on establishing stability in the early game, floating with flyers and spirits in the midgame, and reaching an emotional crescendo in the late game. It includes defensive enchantments, flying threats, life-drain elements, and graveyard recursion for persistent value over time. The mana base comprises a balanced mix of Islands, Plains, and Swamps, along with mana rocks and various utility lands for consistency and flexibility."- EDHGen.ai

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