How to build a White (angel) MTG deck?

It's pretty much impossible to run a deck with no creatures other than angels, because of the high mana cost you mention, and still stay competitive. It's just too easy with Red Aggro and Infect to get killed by turn 4 even in Standard anymore.

One way is to put in a bunch of card draw and land search in your low mana slots (along with Luminarch Ascension), such as Wall of Omens, Survival Cache, Knight of the White Orchid (if not sticking to Standard), Kor Cartographer, and Everflowing Chalice. Day of Judgement is pretty common as well.

As for Angels, Baneslayer Angel and Emeria Angel are both excellent for (relatively) low mana, and Shepherd of the Lost isn't bad for 4 mana. Going up to 6 mana, Sunblast Angel and Admonition Angel both can quickly change the shape of the battlefield, and Deathless Angel gives you a lot of flexibility in how to attack and defend.

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How to build a White (angel) MTG deck?

I'm kinda an amateur MTG player, been playing for little more than half a year. I have chosen white as my primary playing color...and I enjoy running Angels more than anything else...any advice on building an all-white angel deck? Most have high mana costs, so it's kinda iffy-iffy as far as...

Serra Angel x4 is a necessity. Angel of Mercy is also good for life gain.

An Ajani Goldmane is also very nice if you can pull off his big ability however, he is also good for mini life gain.

Iona, Shield of Emeria is also VERY nice. Yes, it does have a very high cost but it's very worth it if you have the mana speed.

Artifacts like Wayfarer's Bauble, Mycosynth Wellspring, Armillary Sphere, and Braidwood Sextant are great for land search.

Life gain is great in angel decks and shuts your opponents down. The enchantment, Ajani's Mantra is slow life gain along with Angelic Chorus. The sorcery, Ancestral Tribute is AMAZING life gain... IF you can afford it. Angel's Mercy is cheap for 7 life gain.

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If you have lots of high-cost stuff, build a mana ramp deck to get them on the field quickly. cards like manalith and worn powerstone can help you get things in early. also if you had a white version of dark ritual. and get angelic arbiter. it is a great card and it has one me two games so far.

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Look up angels vs demons mtg decks. It could give you ideas.

You can't run a deck like that using only standard cards. If you try Classic, you might get it.

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