Deckbuilder's Challenge X: Spectral Brewing!

For my first foray into the Deckbuilder's challenge, may I present:

Spectral Big Mana (Commander / EDH + Spectral Chaos) (Cards from Spectral Chaos are listed in the "Description" section, since they don't actually exist in the site)

Cover card: Ramos, Dragon Engine

So, as a preface, I am 99.99999% sure that 5 of the 6 Spectral Chaos cards I used would absolutely be banned in every format (save for vintage, where they would be restricted) were it a real set. Those antimana cards can pretty much double your mana for no cost. However, it is not a real set and no cards in it are banned, so yeah, I used them anyway.

The idea of the deck is pretty simple: Make a crapload of mana and kill with obscenely large X spells. This is significantly helped along by the Antimana cycle I mentioned earlier. To fuel those cards, the mana base does a couple things:
1) Fetches and Command Tower are the only lands that lack basic land types
2) Nonblue Shocks are omitted in favor of triomes, which each count for all but one Antimana, and in fact count twice for two of them.

Additionally, the Antimana cycle has color indicators, meaning that they each put 2 +1/+1 counters on our commander, Ramos, to make even more mana should we want/need it.

We do include a single set of plain ol' basics, should we encounter Blood Moon or Path to Exile type stuff. (Note that if we do encounter Blood Moon, we can use the Blue-Red or Red-White Antimana to make a crapload of Blue or White mana, respectively.)

The main wincons, of course, are the X spells: Exsanguinate, Torment of Hailfire, and Debt to the Deathless. To get there, we have a couple infinite mana combos: Grim/Basalt Monolith + Rings of Brighthearth and Dramatic Scepter. Going more complex, with enough tapped lands of the appropriate types, we can make infinite mana using Voltaic Key / Aphetto Alchemist, Rings, and an Antimana exiled on the Scepter (because the key and the alchemist can both target themselves). Alternatively, we can potentially use the Antimana cycle to effectively double our lands. Note that they count each land type separately, so lands that are both types count twice, potentially increasing our mana even further.

Another wincon we have is the Citadel-Top-Aetherflux combo to draw the deck and win with Labman. Labman can also win us the game with a large enough BSZ.

Ramos is the commander to make even more mana, obviously. We can use him to cast a couple spells off of Fist of the Suns, to drop down the couple Bringers in the list or for even more non-infinite mana for X spells as noted above.

The list also includes several Ultimatums. Notable exclusions: We don't really do a lot of graveyard things, so Eerie Ultimatum was ditched in favor of Expropriate shenanigans. Similarly, Cruel and Inspired Ultimatum did not feel impactful, and were passed over for deck size and Nexus of Fate.

We do have a pretty standard suite of tutors and counterspells to round out the list. On other boring notes, the standard mana rocks, and Nature's Lore / Three Visits / Farseek for some land-based ramp.

Is there a breakdown of the set? Like, say, general archetypes and the like?

I might do some Dolphin Ramp, or self-mill spellslinger, using Graveyard Waltz to repeat spells. Hmm, choices...

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