Would it be fun? Sure. I play Child of Alara gods-tribal on occasion, and it can be fun (though it would get old if I didn't have other decks to play, as well).
Would it be good? Depends. The trouble is the gods don't actually synergize well. In my build, the only synergy is that they survive board wipes. In reality, the gods all have such different abilities, that any good deck will actually focus on the abilities instead of the shared creature type.
Is it fun for your opponents - not particularly. Will this be your only deck? I'd recommend something else. Have other decks to switch in and out? Sounds great.
Would it be good? Depends. The trouble is the gods don't actually synergize well. In my build, the only synergy is that they survive board wipes. In reality, the gods all have such different abilities, that any good deck will actually focus on the abilities instead of the shared creature type.
Is it fun for your opponents - not particularly. Will this be your only deck? I'd recommend something else. Have other decks to switch in and out? Sounds great.
If you do build it, you can gain a lot of value from enchantress cards - Argothian Enchantress, Eidolon of Blossoms, Enchantress's Presence, etc. And even if they aren't creatures when they resolve, they are on the stack, so you benefit from stuff like Beast Whisperer and Zendikar Resurgent.
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