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Through deck testing I have noticed this is a generally turn 4-5 deck against some of my other standard decks. None competitive though.

Any ideas for a sideboard?

Modern, as competitive as possible, and no budget, maybe for the more expensive cards add an alternative. I consider expensive over 30 dollars or so.

10 dollars a card is about as high as I like to go. Also the easiest to convince my wife it is worth it. lol. I could put other colors in, but I really like to have a Jeskai deck up at all times because Murica. Since they killed Twin, figured I'd give this a try. I'm not exactly opposed to using other colors, specially green has has some AWESOME Allies that I was sad I didn't add top the deck. No issues with infinite combos, play both multi and 1v1. If my friends end up disliking the infinite combos I will just have to take them out.

This is what I have so far. Wondering if there were any improves that aren't over 10 dollars a card approximately.

https://deckbox.org/sets/1389432

Good call! I made a nya ally deck a while back with zada and for some reason completely forgot about him.

OOOOH! Didn't even think about the Izzet Charm. I really like it. Specially if you put it on a scepter.

I edited my deck more after considering the other top decks in the format you described. I just really feel strongly about the Abolisher, Silence, Scepter combo. If I could get some testing against well played top 8 decks I would know better though, and be able to see if it works.

I have not done any competitive testing. Just against non top 8 decks. I have not lost any games against them. I would love to do some deck testing against top 8 decks, there are just very few people in my area that run top 8 for modern. When it comes to snapcaster, he is great and I would love to have him, but I don't wanna spend 350 on 4 cards. I would like to try the deck without him first and if it cant run without him I will get him. Same goes for Bloodmoon. I did end up dropping the delvers after the non competitive deck testing. They were useless and never made a difference. The Grand abolishers seemed to be working very well, and pair that with silence on the start of their turn with a scepter and that was incredibly hard to get around for any of the decks I played. My main fallback, I am ashamed to say, is ignorance. I have yet to play in any modern tournaments, so I know nothing of how the other decks are run. I have heard of Titan bloom I think. That's the first turn kill rarely right? If you can message me from my profile with a way to decktest I would LOVE practice against top 8 decks. I appreciate the input back and would love to practice against you if you know any sites. Just message me or email me with the reply as I do not get notifications for replys on here. davidjherlein@gmail.com

I am no judge, however, if you took this deck to a tournament and hit this combo the match results in a loss because you can not stop the combo from happening and any infinite loop (according to my understanding that is unstoppable) results in a loss for the person to trigger it. That is just my understanding of the rules. I could be wrong. It is definitely a fun casual Idea.