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Uhhh I am far too lazy to compute that percentage but if anybody else wants to take a stab I'd probably like your post.

Is Spear of Helios not a profoundly annoying card?

I have a thought here, and it basically goes like: the better your aggro, the more you can jam removal in your cube (higher density). The more removal you have in your decks, the fewer board stalls you see. You don't actually need sweepers, just, have things get killed turn after turn by...

Tell me about the awesome things that are happening in your life when you're not sitting around a table waiting anxiously with 6 other dudes and wondering if that asshole is going to be late or just not show up at all.

And maybe use the handy dandy card image tags because one of us never really got around to studying the visual spoiler and hasn't played Magic in a long time.

I read this then forgot about it. I hate hate hate Selesnya and think it's the most boring thing you can do in Magic, but I have been 3 - 0'd by players who load up on GW beats, emphasizing Steppe Lynx, Noble Hierarch, Rancor, land fetchy GW dude, angels, finkses, angels that grant exalted...

My brother recommends that I read Invisible Monsters, by the author of Fight Club. Can anybody support / attack this recommendation?

Oh man, didn't even realize this!

Is there a compelling design reason to go off-color?

My double strikers attack each turn anyways. Especially if they are huge.

This card doesn't seem like the worst, but I guess nobody knows about it because of Baneslayer and Archangel. Probably not what you need though.

What about this baller of a card?

I kind of hate myself for suggesting it, but Timely Reinforcements? Rhox Faithmender?

Wrath of God? EDIT: oops, you already run 2x DoJ

Have you ever played with the card? It creates miserable, miserable drawn-out games. I would go into the tank here, I think you can do much better.

2R to give a creature +1/+1 and double strike (while leaving a creature behind) feels overpowered, and also detracts from the tension between normal-casting and bestow-casting.

What I think is a good question for you guys running a higher percentage of creatures is: are your decks running more creatures total? Are there some creatures always getting cut? My decks tend to run between 8 and 15 creatures. Let's see if we can articulate the thought... I would probably...

I do find it strange that our experiences with Delver have been so disparate. Maybe that's related to your super high creature (read: non-spell) count. For reference my blue section is 40% creatures.

4 or 5?

Surely there's a middle ground between "no tempo" and "faithfully recreating Legacy RUG Delver".