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My version (still working on post-cycle edits):

Lands:
6 x Island
5 x Plains
4 x Glacial Fortress
2 x Swamp
2 x Ghost Quarter
2 x Moorland Haunt
2 x Evolving Wilds 

Creatures:
4 x Drogskol Captain
4 x Dungeon Geists
4 x Doomed Traveler

Spells:
4 x Lingering Souls
4 x Midnight Haunting
4 x Azorius Charm
2 x Blustersquall
4 x Intangible Virtue
4 x Favorable Winds
3 x Oblivion Ring


Only actual creatures are for support/one drops. Drogskol Captain serves as an anthem + body, Dungeon Geists locks down a creature, and Doomed Traveler is useful as a sac body and a 1 drop. Everything else is tokens, and other than the traveler everything gets buffed from Favorable Winds . Azorius Charm is a new addition I'm trying out to either come back from a bad start (lifelink), search for a replacement (draw), or remove threats/limit a turn (bounce). Blustersquall is another new trick. Before I was usuing Feeling of Dread , but the overload on bluster can cripple attempted offensives, or clear the way against opposing flyers. End result is a mass of large, flying, vigilant, hexproof sprits being thrown at the enemy with control elements thrown in.

Both, however, they're both too expensive for what they give. Phantom General is 4 for a grounded body + weaker Intangible Virtue . The lack of flying is actually a big player. I actually had 2 Geist-Honored Monk in my build at one point, but she lacks evasion, despite being a great wall. Unfortunantly, you'll usually be blocking with her instead of swinging. I personally like her, though. The deck just played better with a more focused build.

edit: I think both would work better in a Selencya build, especially the Phantom General since he would cover several different types of tokens that way. 

Good point, I have faced a lot of enchantment hate, definitely. I usually side board 3 Negate s and couple Nevermore s (if I know whats comming) to deal with removal. I can see the usefulness of the general as a possible side-board, though.