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*EDIT 12/06/2011* I added Balefire Dragon in place of Flameblast Dragon. *EDIT 12/02/2011* I added a Blasphemous Act and a Brimstone Volley in place of the Ancient Hellkite and the Arc Trail. A burn deck that I put together over a few days. Spent a lot of time on this one and am still changing it up. I just recently added Ancient Hellkite, Magma Phoenix, Chandra's Spitfire and Melt Terrain. Open to any suggestions on makin this deck even nastier.
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does it have to be standart and are you on a budget?
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I would prefer if it was tournament legal but i mostly use it to play casually. I am not on any budget.
I would cut all the six and five drops, because you only have 20 lands and replace them with cheap efficent creatures, like keldon marauders and goblin guide.
The keldon marauders and goblin guide I'm not really a big fan of. chandra's phoenix would be a lot better than the goblin guide for the fact that it is also a 2/2 with haste but also has flying and whenever it is in the graveyard i can put it back in my hand when i deal noncombat damage to a player with a red instant or sorcery. the keldon marauders would be good if they did more than one damage when they come out or leave. they are cheap creatures but this deck is more based on using instants and sorcerys to deal out damage. the fire servants will never leave the deck for the fact that they double the damage of all of my red instants and sorceries. some of the other bigger costing creatures like ancient hellkite and magma phoenix are in the deck mostly cause i wanted to try them out and see how they worked with the deck. the magma phoenix works pretty well but the ancient hellkite will probly end up gettin tossed in a box and swapped out for a different better card.
then you need to play more lands. If you dont like to add more mountains then I would suggest adding manlands like stagging stones or mishras factory. You could also add things like cursed scroll and ensnaring bridge. Just my 2 cents
How many more lands should I add?
I'm likin the ensnaring bridge. That will help me out quite a bit in late game.
maybe 2-4. I would add manlands though, like Stalking Stones, Mishra's Factory, Keldon Megaliths, Barbarian Ring and Ghitu Encampment
The Keldon Megaliths go almost perfect with what I am doin with the deck. I'm thinkin 2-4 of those and i should be good to go. I am probly gonna take out the Ancient hellkite. It doesn't really go too well with the deck.
I like that this is legal to play in tourneys. I used to play every friday, and now it has just became a hobby for when I have time. I have started to make a burn deck, because I got tired of my sister and her deck, as my vampire deck was barley holding up. Anyways, would you mind if I built something similar to this? I just need a base, and I think this will start it up for me. Please let me know. Thanks!
Go right a head. I started with 4 galvanic blasts, 4 arc trails, 4 lightning bolts, 4 chandra's outrage, 4 shocks, 4 fireballs, 4 lava axes, and 4 fire servants. if you can manage to get out 2 or more fire servants and drop a lava axe the game will be over. this deck has been modified over and over again.
Cool, I think I will print up this list, make some proxies, and try it out. I appreciate the O.K. to take a part of this deck. Thanks!
not a problem. hopefully it works well for you. if you get any ideas on how to make it better share? I will also return the favor.
i like the deck cause it is burn, but theres too much cards of no use ... check http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=349786 for inspiration