The deck does have Birds and Caryatid to get black mana, though I agree, Haunting would be better here.
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Oh, haha. Yeah. I just figured I'd end the post with that. I've only used it in the PPTQ and two small store tourneys. So at this point the sample size is still small.
Any help is appreciated.
Any comments welcome. Thanks for looking.
With every creature being a white, why not run a playset of Brave the Elements? And without knowing what you'd want to target, I'd keep Detention Sphere for the sideboard. Then you could add in two more enchantments for your creatures. Maybe a pair of Ehtereal Armor.If interested, you can check out a recent deck I built at http://www.mtgvault.com/chevob/decks/rdw-pyrogod-combo/
Just wondering why you insist on using Spike Jester over the Gore-House Chainwalker (a cheap card to obtain). Exava's ability gives an unleashed GHC haste, and with a 1R mana requiremant, it will be easier to cast than the Jester, especially in a three-color deck with no Overgrown Tombs, Dragonskull Summits or Woodland Cemetaries to increase your chances of hitting black mana on Turn 2. The variance of the mana base will also cause problems with your one-drops. Try leaning mostly green or mostly red, rather than using both Experiment One AND the Cackler as your one-drops. Perhaps take out the Cackler for Dryad Militant (lean green) or replace Experiment One with Stromkirk Noble (lean red).
You might also replace Spike Jester with Gore-House Chainwalker. It has no black mana requirement (so you could lean red to consistently play Ash Zealot T2), and it combos better with Exava's last ability. And possibly include Hellhole Flailer for the same reason. I might do something like this now that Flinthoof Boar is no longer Standard legal and I don't see a viable, big-bodied replacement in green.