Thats basically just fable on steroids, and I hope the four-mana cost wont hold this back
The bad news for Rhox Charger is that you can just put a 4/4 with trample into your decks, so there are usually better options unless youre specifically looking to stack a bunch of exalted triggers

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This blue, red, and white deck excels at producing tons of artifacts, generating a bunch of energy, and then controlling the board until youre able to secure the win
Start off by dumping Equipment either onto the Battlefield or into the Graveyard, and cast a couple of stable blockers such as Danitha Capeshen, Paragon or Eowyn, Lady of Rohan, both of whom can attack with Vigilance and stay back as a blocker