So, my WoW account died and I was bored. So I wanted to mess around with my Magic desks. I pull out my Rebel's Unite deck (unmodded theme deck) and discover that one of the main cards, Magus of the Abyss, a 1 black 3 other rare, is missing, and not in my collection. After a minute of slight depression (damn that card was--is--awesome), I decide that I can still make this deck work. And lo, after about 2 hours, I have "fixed" the deck! Behold!!

Magic Deck - "Divine Rebellion"

17 Plains
13 Swamps
2 Terramorphic Expanse
4 Lumithread Field
3 Blade of the Sixth Pride
1 Knight of the Holy Nimbus
1 Riftmarked Knight
2 Errant Doomsayers
1 Amrou Scout
1 Defiant Vanguard
3 Amrou Seekers
2 Samite Censer-Bearer
1 Ballista Squad
1 Zealot il-Vec
1 Aven Riftwatcher
1 Steadfast Guard
2 Ramosian Revivalist
3 Angel of Mercy
1 Angel of Salvation
2 Outrider en-Kor
2 Spirit Loop
1 Vigilance
4 Gift of Granite
1 Pentarch Ward
1 Wojek Siren
2 Angelic Blessing
1 Charge Across the Araba
1 Righteousness
1 Glorious Anthem
2 Bound in Silence
2 Pacifism
1 Ethereal Haze
2 Temporal Isolation
1 To Arms!
3 Return to Dust
4 Dawn Charm
1 Swift Maneuver
1 Terashi's Verdict
1 Chastise
1 Bandage
1 Withstand
2 Ostiary Thrull
2 Putrid Cyclops
1 Blightspeaker
2 Orzhov Euthanist
1 Big Game Hunter
1 Witch's Mist
1 Netherborn Phalanx
1 Necromancer's Magemark
1 Gaze of the Gorgon
1 Angel's Feather
1 Phyrexian Hulk
1 Jhoira's Timebug
1 Serrated Arrows
1 Hankyu

The deck is really, really slow, (it gets going around turn 10) but by then, you should have enough land and protection to not care. The only problem is that I haven't actually play-tested this new deck with a live person yet. (The only other person who would actually give this deck a true test doesn't have his deck on him; he is currently playing WoW. Ironic, yes?) So, I was wondering if anybody around here had enough know-how on the workings of Magic to give me their opinion of this deck and, if possible, suggestions on how to adjust and improve it. This son-of-a-gun is 113 cards, so I can imagine that there is room for improvement.