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This deck came about after I saw my friend leo play a far lesser version that still won semi consistently won by turns 4,5,6. I also saw a player at a FNM take a lesser variant version of this deck to modern format PTQ, GP in Seattle WA, where he placed about somewhere between 24th to 58th place out of a lot of players. That deck didnt have Goblin Piledriver, didnt have Mox Opal, didnt have Rabblemaster, Kingpin, Dual casting, etc.
So I set out to improve upon Kuldotha Rebirth Goblin Bushwhacker Mono Red. That led to me, and another guy making almost the same exact deck without copying each other over on TO site. Then I made the following changes that posted here. I added Piledriver, Rabblemaster, Kingpin, etc. Where Dedward(A prominent deckbuilder here) helped me is suggested that I focus on bushwhack pumping, and battlecry pumping by going with 4 of Goblin Bushwhacker instead of as a 3 of, and taking some pieces out.
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The concept of the deck is it is somewhere between semi inconsistent to semi consistently to consistently, without mulliganning puts out LOTS of Goblins, 1/1's, on turns 1,2,3, 4 and then pumps them upto 2/2's, 3/2's, on turns 1,2,3, 4, then attacks on turns 1,2,3,4, then deals LOTS of unblocked damage turns 1,2,3,4, then either finishes them off with either lots of goblins, an or with burn damage, on turns 1,2,3,4. If Mulligan, the deck is somewhere between semi consistent to consistent to very consistent.
If opponent does not die turns 2,3,4,5, then goblin can either get pumped up big to 5/5's, by, on turns 4,5,6, an or Piledriver can turn into about a 56/4, by turns 4 to 7, an or Goblin Grenade can kill 5/5's.
If Mulligan, deck plays consistently.
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Deck Breakdown:
60 Cards, a mix of 4 ofs, 3 ofs, 2 ofs, 21 lands, (mana ratio might seem low but with the Mox Opals, and the consistency of Mono Red, Colorless, Generic mana, cards, and with extreme low mana curve, cmc cost average, and per card, etc, the lower mana ratio works just fine)
22 creatures, 17 noncreature spells
Tokens:
2 Rabblemasters, 4 Kuldotha Rebirth, 2 Krenko Kingpin
Pump: 15
4 Goblin Bushwhackers, 2 Goblin Chieftains, 4 Signal Pest, 2 Goblin Wardrivers, 1 Kessig Wolf Run, 2 Castle Embereth
Removal, Burn: 7
4 Goblin Grenades, 3 Shrapnel Blast
Haste: 8: 2 Chieftains, 4 Bushwhackers, 2 Rabblemasters
16 artifacts to help with metalcraft for Mox Opal, and to cast Shrapnel Blast, and to Kuldotha Rebirth Goblins
Mana Ramp: 4: 4 Mox Opals
Combos, Shenanigans:
1 Kuldotha + 1 Artifact turns 1,2.
Lots of Goblins + Piledriver.
Bushwhacker + lots of Goblins/creatures
Chieftain + lots of creatures, goblins
1 Chieftain + 1 Bushwhacker + 1 signal pest + lots of creatures
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With a extremely little tiny bit of tweaking deck should be a PTQ, tournament caliber tier 1.15 deck, that should be able to top 6 to top 8 most to almost all Modern Format FNM's, top 9 to top 12 in semi competitive tournaments. Top 13 to top 20 in States, Regional competitive tournaments, top 23 to top 33 in PTQ, and top 34 to top 67 in Pro Grand Prix(GP). And the occasional steal of a top 10 to top 13 finish at PTQ, GP(with a pro player playing it). That is just a rough, educated, estimated, projected predictions. I am not saying deck is guaranteed to meet predictions.
I am open to reading, listening,thinking about, considering, trying to make a couple, few, some extremely minor tweaks. But not interested in wholesale lots of changes.
And if I dont make a change, it wouldnt be due to lack of listening, and stubbornous, pride, ego, etc, but rather because if it does not make rational logical sense, at least to me. The best way to make suggestions is to use logic, reason, constructive debate, discussion, persuasion.
Thanks to Dedwards who gave some constructive comments that helped me figure out a way to get the deck down to 60 cards while still having the needed cards to work.
Also I need some help with the sideboard.so sideboard suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry if this is too long. Thanks for viewing the deck. Thanks for reading. Thanks for commenting. Thanks for constructive suggestions.
And when, if you think the deck is good, worth a +1, Like, Upvote, etc, then when, if that the case, then please +1, like, upvote the deck, so that ot doesnt get ignored, and because ot, the deck deserves being liked, +1's, Upvotes, 39 to 49 +1's, likes, upvotes, because this deck is better then decks of mine that have gotten 29 to 39 +1's, likes, upvotes, at this site, and other sites in past..
Thanks for any +1's, likes, Upvotes.
Mike.
PS Deck did:
19 damage on turn 2(AWESOME DRAW),
43 damage turn 3(AWESOME DRAW)
100 damage turn 4(AWESOME DRAW)
200 damage turn 5(Awesome Draw)
429 damage turn 5,6(Awesome Draw)
Almost perfect, best case, ultimate draw, that happen about 1 time per every 33 to 50 to 100 to 500 to 1000 draws, games.
PS Note:
Only reason for Budget Tag, is that the deck is semi budget deck because Deck can be bought at TCG.for midrange price of $137, which is pretty cheap for it the deck being one of the best decks of its kind, if not the best deck of its kind.