Hooru Onslaught

1st day of the new expansion deck- definitely an evolution of what I was playing before Dark Frontier landed, but I really think this deck came out well- Sediti, the Killing Steel is a sweet card with a good body and a hell of an onslaught trigger, Rime Conclave Smuggler is still good enough even if you don't manage the trigger, and Pristine Light is just a goddamn beating when you get the chance to really use it. I spent most of a day grinding the hell out of Martyr's Chainsdecks with these bad boys.
For the Market- Vision of Austerity is pretty obvious, Eilyn's Choice is mostly to provide removal, but is also good to have on-hand if you think there's a Channel the Tempest a-comin', The banner has better synergy with the merchant than I realized when I first put it in, since you have to play a unit to actually get it in hand, so it usually enters undepleted, I ran Mokhnati, Restored originally, and kept finding it to be a bit too expensive and not amazing when I managed to play it, so I'm trying Quicksilver Mirror as my Market's value option, and Spirit Guide I put in after really feeling like the deck needed some form of lifegain, at least somewhere. Combines great with Endurance from Palace, if you're lucky, but is a better card than it gets credit for even without it.
Edit: Alright, we're 2 revisions in, and I have a few changes- the big ones are that I toned down the Primal influence significantly in favor of Justice, so I can plant Sediti more consistently, though not usually on turn 5, I'll admit, and the Hooru Pacifiers, which is a good card I should've been playing from the start, even if it doesn't synergize as well with Palace as I wish it did.
I'm also experimenting with Seek Answers as opposed to Seek Power. We'll see if it performs as well as I hope it does.
Edit: This is v4 now, with a few notable changes- Seek Answers is.... alright? A bit clunky, but I feel like I end up without enough power in the early turns with out it, and I do like it better in the late-game. Cut Feastcaller, they just weren't performing as well as I'd hoped, went up to 4x of a bunch of cards I was already playing instead. Pacifier has been fantastic, no regrets, maybe should be looking into other cheap units, but I'm just hesitant to play units that die to Hailstorm without an ETB of some sort that makes them worthwhile even if they just chump or die without much value.