MTG Salvation

Guys. Can u help me great most annoing deck with stax/enchantment/pasifist and unexpected combos. I would like to greate combetitive deck to play with friends or just competive deck. "Praying" Help me out magic gods help me out.

This is very broad, so my advice will be similarly broad:

First, read the STAX Primer: Click Here, written by one of our own at MTGSalvation, which details how to make a great STAX deck work.

Next for inspiration, here's a short list of commanders who happen to be good at STAX:

Grand Arbiter Augustin IV - very annoying as he has a built-in taxing effect.
Glissa, the Traitor - recursion engine combines with Sacrifice effects to lock up the table.
Brago, King Eternal - Can break the parity of Stasis (with enough mana rocks) while also making opponents absolutely miserable with Parallax Wave, Parallax Tide, Tangle Wire, and Reality Acid.
Karador, Ghost Chieftain - Can keep the table on lockdown thanks to endlessly looping Spore Frog, Spike Weaver, Fleshbag Marauder, etc. Also breaks the parity of smokestack effects since you can keep on recurring Reveillark which then recurs other value engines.
Teferi, Temporal Archmage - can quickly go infinite with The Chain Veil plus enough mana rocks, and that infinite you are building towards conveniently puts you in a good place to abuse Stasis and Smokestack effects.

There's not a ton of enchantress overlap here, but Estrid, the Masked is like a more rampy and less consistent Teferi, if you wanted to go that route. It's less consistent because you'll have to -1 Estrid to "armor" the Chain Veil, or cast something else on The Chain Veil (like Curator's Ward or Power Artifact) in order to go infinite with her +2, and because by itself your combo "just" makes infinite mana, whereas Teferi makes infinite mana AND THEN turns that into infinite draws which then kills with Walking Ballista or Blue Sun's Zenith or Laboratory Maniac or whatever.

probably pick something from here: http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/list-multiplayer-edh-generals-by-tier/

I'd be careful that it's what you and your playgroup really want, though. Bringing a competitive deck to a casual table is a good way to ruin some good fun very quickly. Not to mention a waste of money.

Grand Arbiter Augustin IV, Helm of the Host, and Winter Orb is how you lose friends. Another way is Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir and Knowledge Pool. Or the classic Erayo, Soratami Ascendant and Arcane Laboratory. (This one is particularly annoying. Basically the only way they can break it with things already on the battlefield.) Or just Mycosynth Lattice and March of the Machines.

The other way to Stax is forced sacrifice, using the traditional Smokestack, but also things like Grave Pact. Ghave, Guru of Spores is generally regarded as the best option there, since for 2 a pop, you can hit your opponents for two permanents. And then you drop Lattice...)

But seriously, just go on YouTube and find people *****ing about annoying Magic cards for inspiration.

If you want to play one of the fastest win decks in commander, then "Breakfast Hulk" is a scary tuned deck => http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/breakfast-hulk/

Ghave actually could be your enchantress option, since many of the things you're running are going to be enchantments, and you're in the three best colors for enchantment synergy. (And do consider Rule of Law: All those activated and triggered abilities you'll be using couldn't care less, but the typical deck's spells could, especially if they're light on instants.) White is also the best color for pillowfort, though black has No Mercy and Koskun Falls, and green has Spike Weaver and Elephant Grass.

But the lockdown Stax of Augustin is also an option, since so many enchantments increase a spell's cost.