1
Armored Pegasus
3 Asmira, Holy Avenger
1
Caller of the Claw
1 Mesa Pegasus
1 Pegasus Charger
4 Soulcatcher
2
Yavimaya Elder
2
Armadillo Cloak
2
Bequeathal
1
Coat of Arms
1
Doom Cannon
2 Fecundity
1
Foster
2 Mirari's Wake
3
Rampant Growth
4 Sacred Mesa
1
Shared Triumph
2
Sterling Grove
2
Wax/Wane
7 Forest
5 Plains
4
Brushland
3
Elfhame Palace
2
Krosan Verge
1
Sungrass Prairie
2
Windswept Heath |
  Horsefeathers.
Description of deck by it's author
(quoted):
...Allow me to draw your attention
to another Mirage card that caught my eye: Sacred Mesa. It's very
similar to Mobilization (they're both rare enchantments that pump out
1/1 white creature tokens with special abilities); so what would make it
a better choice for your deck than the newer card? Flying can be better
than not tapping to attack, so that's something. But the key is to turn
the Mesa's drawback (you must sacrifice a Pegasus every turn or lose the
enchantment) into a positive attribute. It's not a bug, it's a feature!
The knowledge that you want to sacrifice a creature every turn can steer
your deckbuilding efforts in very specific directions.
Another Mirage card that goes hand in hoof with the Mesa is Asmira, Holy
Avenger. Asmira is guaranteed to grow every turn with the Mesa out. What
new cards are hip enough to kick it old school? Soulcatcher also grows
every turn thanks to the crash-landing Pegasusses, Shared Triumph pumps
up the Pegases, and Mirari's Wake lets you produce twice as many Pegasi
that are each twice as big as before. Throw in some more ways to take
advantage of your fly-into-the-mountainside critters (I went with
Bequeathal, Fecundity, and Foster; Pattern of Rebirth is also a nice
option) and some mana production so you can churn out a flock at a time,
and you have yourself a deck.
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